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R33 Brembo Setup, Gtr Power+ 80mm Afms

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Sorry should mention the Brembos are both front and rear sets, front are slotted rotors rears are stock. 85% of material on pads and discs, have never been machined and only used on the street. Was on a drag car but cannot fit the original 16inch rims over them, so went back to stock R32 brakes.

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can i see some pics of the brake set up and i hate to ask, how much post age to melb will cost.

also can i have the all of the dimentions of the rotors, 345 by 32 front, etc.

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  DoughBoy said:
Selling a complete R33 GTR Brembo brake setup. Consists of calipers, pads and rotors - $2000

Please PM me pics, im in Sydney :)

Cheers

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