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hey everyone, got a few parts laying around i need to get rid of, all prices are neg. parts located on the central coast.

1. Turbosmart duel stage boost controller with in cabin switch in good condition. $180ono.

2. r33 gtst stock afm in good condition, may be able to supply plug also. $120ono.

3. r33 gtst stock turbo in good condition, no shaft play at all, comes with dump pipe and elbow. $300ono

4. Cold air induction box (mr crust/clear top type) comes with modified snorkel to suit front mount. $160ono.

may have more parts up later on but for now thats all.

PM me if you like or reply on this thread.

cheers.

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hey mate

i cant seem to get my PM through to you

I'm interested in the 33 turbo dump and elbow

just wanted to know k's done on it, boost run on it, series it came off and if you got any pictures

i'm from syd and close to freeway so not too much prob coming to check it out

jeremy

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hey mate

i tried to PM ya again but it doesn't seem to show up in sent items...my mailbox seems to be fine...so is it yours!? :blink:

anyway could ya send the pics to [email protected]

also wanted to know if the elbow's still attached to turbo and does it have the bolts (if there are any) and gasket (if there is one).

i'll be up in wyong on sunday (is that near ya) so if ya wanna meet up preferably morning MAY be ok i just havta see if i got time.

otherwise... PM me your number and we can possibly arrange somethin

cheers,

jeremy

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