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OS GIKEN TWIN with complete Jim BERRY overhaul

(will fit rb25, rb26, rb30)

has not seen 1000kms

Price: $1500

PRICE CHANGE $1300

R25 gearbox from a series 2 with complete overhaul

has not seen 1000kms

Price: $1200

With complete manual conversion $1600 SOLD

AME TRACER TSSC 17s in Hyper Bronze

17x8 17x9 +35 offset

http://www.ame-wheels.com/wheels/tracer_tssc/tracer_tssc.htm

includes 275/45/17 rears (90%) and 235 fronts (70%)

wheels has minor scratches

Price: $1500

PRICE CHANGE $1300

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Not sure if you would be interested but I'd consider a swap for my wheels (from an R33 GTST) with a small cash sweetener.

They are similar Japanese lightweight rims by Black Racing - like new!

Fronts - 18x8" New Toyos - 90% (235/40/18)

Rears - 18x9" Cheap Oz Tyres - 80% (235/40/18 - so I don't need to roll guards!)

PM me if this interests you at all - these rims are valued in excess of $2K!

iijj

would you send the gearbox to WA?

also is it pull or push type

and in the overhaul of the gearbox  hat has been done exactly

i will send the box anywhere

push

all gears were inspected and relevant bearings and syncros replaced

:)

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