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Hi all,

Got a few itmes for sale, this stuff is just collecting dust in the garage so here goes;

(1) Blitz 1.5 bar boost gauge SOLD

perfect working order. Came on my 180sx which i recently baught-i changed to a psi reading gauge PRICE: $20

(2) Malpassi rising rate fuel pressure regulator 2:1 SOLD

Did about 1000kms on my old ET pulsar, works perfectly, wrong application advised by so called 'performance mechanic' PRICE $50

(3) R33 Gtst standard air box SOLD

Off my R33 which i sold, includes cartridge, all nuts and bolts ready to bolt on. Price $30

(4) R33 Gtst series 1 grill

Painted silver professionaly, no sratches, perefect condition, all clips in tact and working PRICE $30

Buyer pays postage, how much depends on where u live

Or pick up is fne if u live on/near sunshinecoast

contact: [email protected]

pics work, just click on them...not sure y they arnt showing here

Boost gauge

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Airbox

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Grill

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Fuel reg

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