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Item: 310km/h tomei speedo Cluster for R32 GTR

Location: Melbourne

Item Condition: in good condition

Reason for Selling: dont need it anymore

Price and Payment Conditions: $550ono

Extra Info: this might work on a GTS-T if u get it tuned for it.

Contact Details: PM me or e-mail, skitzo1@iprimus.com.au

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Interested if you are sure it will go into a 32 gtst and will do for $400

it will hook up to a GTS-T with no problem, i had it in mine but u will need to tune ur car for it coz its for a GTR.

still for sale, and will take offer's around the $450 mark

mait32"

just wondering mate if you have a gtst how many rwkw? out of rb20/25??"

i got a gts-t but with rb25/30 with 289rwkw

cheers

bill

still for sale, and will take offer's around the $450 mark

mait32"

just wondering mate if you have a gtst how many rwkw? out of rb20/25??"

i got a gts-t but with rb25/30 with 289rwkw

cheers

bill

I have an r32gtst with rb25 in it forgies all the goodies hks3037proS need new cooler and exaust for better flow at the moment only making 250rwkw few months around the 300mark. Glad to have found some one with similar tastes. Im Nathan.

Wondering where you got your engine built unless you did it youself???

And what turbo set up you running.

But the most important thing is which cooler are you using having trouble to find one to fit and flow at least 300rwkw?? PLEASE ANY HELP VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.

Wondering where you got your engine built unless you did it youself???

And what turbo set up you running.

But the most important thing is which cooler are you using having trouble to find one to fit and flow at least 300rwkw?? PLEASE ANY HELP VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.

hi Nathan, PM me and ill tell u my engine setup. i dont want to Discuss it in the for sale Section

cheers

bill

$370 and its gone.

sorry i cant i already have taken $100 off the price. $450 cheap for a tomei speedo's

still 4 sale

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