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rb20 stock turbo late model no shaft play good condition $250ono

rb20/25 stock cooler with piping $100

rb20 standard dump pipe $50

rb20 3" front pipe $150

hks poisonous mushroom (yellow) pod filter with afm adaptor $100

rb20 standard intake pipe (throtle to rocker) $50

r32 potenza damper adj shockes and apexi lowered springs $500ono

r33 standard rims front tyres 75% rear delaminated $250ono hehe

r33 standard s1 steering wheel $50

r32 standard s2 steering wheel $50

standard 97 RVR 15" rims and tyres (drift rims) front and rear 90% $200ono

r32 instument cluster 84000 on it mint condition $150ono

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Dude only parts listed...

we got the r32 pipe that your after but not the r33 pipe :wassup:

Hi, I need the R33 stock intercooler pipe. This is the one coming from the turbo into the cooler.

Do you still have it? If so PM me the price.

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