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I have a set of Drift R wheels for sale. The sizes with tyres are as follows:

235/40/18, 265/35/18

The tyres are Pirelli (60% tread)on the front ans Continental sports contact 2(40% tread) on the rear

The rims are in very good condition with only some minor cosmetic marks.

Price is $1500

Also have the following

Stainless low mount exhaust manifold made in Japan for a R31. It has been ceramic coated and not used since the coating. It can be seen at Powerplay Imports

$500

FMIC

$250

Front mount Plenum from Hills motorsport includes throttle body and cable

$600

All piping to suit front mount plenum

$150

1 way mechanical diff(nismo option for GTST)

$600 SOLD

Ohlins adjustable dampers/shocks. Sustec springs( approx ft; 350lbs, rr 300lbs

Valued at $3000 new. sell $500

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I'll take the diff if you will post to Melbourne.

As long as you pay for freight it's yours Geoff.

If you contacted a few weeks ago I would have hand delivered it when I was at Historic Sandown!

Cheers

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What condition are the shocks/springs in and how's the ride on them? Pretty keen if they're in good shape.

They are in good shape. If your in Sydney pm and arrange a time to see the shocks

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They are in good shape. If your in Sydney pm and arrange a time to see the shocks

In Canberra unfortunately. Would some pics be possible? If so I'll pm you my email and we can go from there, but will have to see how finances are looking (damn xmas!) before I can give a definate answer.

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In Canberra unfortunately. Would some pics be possible? If so I'll pm you my email and we can go from there, but will have to see how finances are looking (damn xmas!) before I can give a definate answer.

No worries mate.I will post some pics up over the weekend. Yes xmas can be a drain on the finances.See how it goes.

cheers

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