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Item: R32 GTS-T Calipers

Price: $180

Condition: Very Good

Location: Sydney, Hills Area

Details: Painted Blue, With nissan painted Gold..

Item: R32 GTS-T Coilpacks x 6

Price: $50

Condition: Very Good

Location: Sydney, Hills Area

Details: Upgraded, so dont need them.. Working 100% since taken off

Item: Rb20 Injectors x 6

Price: $50

Condition: Very Good

Location: Sydney, Hills Area

Details: Upgraded, so dont need them.. Working 100% since taken off

Item: R32 GTS-T 2dr Side Skirts

Price: $100

Condition: Need some work, Bit of fibreglass

Location: Sydney, Hills Area

Details: Never install.. Black in color. Repairable.

Also Have:

Manifolds (RB20de) x 2: $20 ea

heatsheild (RB20de) x 2: $10 ea

Cam Gears: $20

Cam Cover: $50

Coilpacks cover: $50

o2 Sensor x 2: $25 ea

Plenum: $40

Also got the rest of the engine.. so if you still want something from there.. Just ask..

Thanks

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Edited by supernoob

The injectors in good condition? Any leaks at all? I'm keen if you can guarantee the o rings and seals are in good nick and wont leak on me.

Cheers, Simon. :thumbsup:

Hey buddy,

im interested in the side skirts if you still have them?

are they damaged in any way?

theres a chunk taken out on 1 of them..

made of fibreglass.. easy fix at a shop..

needs paint.

Hey mate, im interested in an engine fan if you have it. Has to be in good nick (no cracks).

Cheers,

Steve.

Dont have that sorry..

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