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Hi,

Due to a major shop taking my hard earned $$$ then assembling for me a total lemon(lasted 1000k!!! assembly fault caused catastrophic engine failure.) leaving my car sitting motorless for the last 6 months

So im selling some stuff..

Brand new trust 8cm t517z turbos. This is a complete kit everything included for gtr.$3900

Brand new trust dump pipes and front pipes these are awesome in quality.. $1100

R33 gtr series 3 gearbox 5000km old $1500

Tomei poncams suit rb26dett 3000 km $800

Rb26dett conrods perfect condition $250

R.E.V h beam forged conrods suit rb26dett perfect condition 3000km $1000

Tien TYPE FLEX coilovers with edfc 5000km old perfect cond and inbord adjustable $2000

1 Set of forged r33 gtr wheels polished no marks or scratches $1400

1 Set of forged r33 gtr wheels standard finish good nick a few minor marks $1200

1 set of work equipe rims 3 are 18/10 and 1 is a 18/9 it would cost max $500 to resize rim all are perfect 70%crappy ziex rubber $1500

I Can fit either a set of bridgestone semi slicks or advan neova both sets are half worn on a first in first choice..

I have 3 individual 33 gtr wheels with falken rt215 semi slicks all rims gd tyres are worn these i can sell

to anyone needing individual rims or if somebody wants all 3 $350 ea\$900 lot

Here is a piccy of the turbos n pipes. Kier wilson swears by TRUST turbos and hpi did a test in issue 40 gtr special no4 which rates these turbos very highly. If you streetdrive and do some track work and have your head screwed on these are for you. Capable of producing upwards of 360 kw that means ten second time slips..

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y257/ido09s/55927fba.jpg

I will get some pics up of the wheels soon... any inquiries call 0405315499

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