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Im Cleanin out the Garage of things i no longer need.All parts are located in Melbs south east subs. would prefer pick up.

Stock RB20 Turbo in good condition. VERY small amout of shaft play. Came off the car at 75,000kms .Never been boosted past stock. Comes with everything shown in the pic . $ 200 PRICE DROP $150

1.5way Diff , welded by an engnieer, so now its a locker.extremly strong , 5 bolt axels. Will fit many cars. $ 350 PRICE DROP $200

GTR style front Bar, Firbreglass , Damaged but repairable. $ 80 BACK UP FOR SALE

Stock type M rear spoiler, in Black $40

Coil pack cover for RB20 $40

Cheers Tim

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Hey guys i am located in VIC, melbs south east suburbs, Near oakliegh.

The diff doesnt crunch as u turn, but being a locker the wheels etch as u do a tight slow turn. But thats the nature of a locker.

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