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MetalCats

We have a couple of 3" MetalCats which were extra orders from our last group buy.

They are $319 + $20 Shipping Australia wide.

Details are here: http://www.JustSR.com/viewPart.php?productID=20

Only two in 3" left!

Bosch and Nippon Denso Fuel Pumps

These are brand new genuine Bosch products - not the 'old stock' others are selling.

Bosch 040 Internal $230

Bosch 044 External $335

Nippon Denso 300L Internal $365

Details: http://www.JustSR.com/viewCatagory.php?cat=1

Stainless Intake Pipes

Coming soon: Stainless Intake Pipes to suit CA18/SR20(S13/S14/S15)/RB20/RB25

More details and pics are here: http://www.JustSR.com/viewPart.php?productID=60

Please let us know if you would like to be added to the of interested people :cool:

SAU.com list is here: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...133295&st=0

Please feel free to contact us to arrange purchase.

Thanks!

Greg

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Just had a a bit of interest in our past trading histry.

Have a look here for most of it: www.Feedback.JustSR.com

Or at our Gold Sponsor section on NS.com for more: http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.php?showforum=66

Thanks!

PS we do have a little feedback here as well :)

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