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These have come off a R33 Series 1!

Turbo Manifold with heat shield - $80

Crank Angle Sensor - $240

Stock Inlet Plenum with throttle valve - $150

Stock BOV with piping - $100 Sold

Alternator - $80

Set of six injectors - $100 Reserved until 10th Jan

Stock SII coil packs - $200 Sold

Inlet and Exhaust Camshafts - $100

Inlet and Exhaust Cam Gears - $100

A/C Compressor - $80

Power Steering Pump - $80

Spark plug cover (Coil Pack Cover) - $25

Head with everything but cams, needs some work - $200

Bottom end with pistons etc. needs some work - $280

Inlet manifold, needs a crack welded - $100

Stock air box - $50 1 person interested

Starter Motor - $80

Top Camshaft Cover - $25

Stock cat back exhaust - $90

RH driver’s side headlamp - $180 Sold

Rear bar - $90

Rear spoiler with working LEDs - $50

Set of four stock wheels ok condition - $120 Sold

Set of four stock springs - $60

Make me an reasonable offer on all parts.

Other engine parts available PM or reply for more details.

Cheers all parts in Adelaide, SA. Can arrange delivery. Prefer pickup for larger parts.

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