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Radiator from Race Radiator 40mm With Silicon Hoses

Excellent Condition, no bent fins.

$500 delivered

Cusco Front Pair Pillow Tension Rods

FEATURES

Reduces the amount of suspension flex during

hard cornering.

Increases greatly the handling response going into corners by adopting pillow ball mount on the body side. High rigidity pillow rods balls used to hold down tires under braking. Increases straight line stability by reducing toe out and friction.

FITTING

A simple bolt-on type easily converted from

manufacturer's products.

ADJUSTMENTS

The turn buckle type allows simple

adjustments with the parts on the car.

DURABILITY

The pillow balls are covered by rubber boots

for increased durability.

$250 delivered

Cusco Rear Strut Brace

$150 delivered

HKS OIL TEMP Mechanical

Brand New

$125 delivered

HKS WATER TEMP Mechanical

Brand New

$125 delivered

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