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Ummm, they're still at a mate's house. I'll try get him to take another couple of pics of them front on. They're a pretty average looking rim though, would mainly just be for track duties.

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Item: RB30 Spool Conrods SOLD!

Age: Brand new

Condition: Brand new

Price: $750 ($149 less than RRP)

To Fit: RB30 bottom end

Comments: http://www.spoolimports.com/content/SPOOLRB30CONRODS.asp

Rated to 900hp

Item: 2x 17x9 +37 Jap rims

Age: unknown

Condition: good, have been spray painted black by previous owner. Centre caps are missing

Price: $350ono

To Fit: 5x114.3 Skylines, silvias, etc

Comments: Quite light, good for track rims. Tyres on there are rooted.

rims2.jpg

rims1.jpg

Will get some better pics over the weekend

Not sure what's rash and what's dirt at the moment, I dont think there was much rash on them, I never drove them on the street, but I could be wrong. Never really paid much attention to em... :laugh:

Item: R33 GTS-t CAS

Age: 10-13years

Condition: Average, bracket for plug is broken off, but all pins still fine.

Price: $60 ono

To Fit: (What car) R33 GTS-t

Item: R33 GTS-t ECU (S1 manual) SOLD

Age: 10-13 years

Condition: Good

Price: $120 ono

To Fit: (What car) R33 GTS-t

Item: R32 inlet manifold + plenum SOLD!

Age: 17yrs

Condition: Good

Price: $80 ono (offers?)

To Fit: (What car) R32 GTS-t

Item: 6x RB20DET injectors

Age: 17yrs

Condition: unknown

Price: $30 for the set

To Fit: (What car) R32 GTS-t

Comments: 260-270cc/min, high impedence

Item: R32 fuel rail

Age: 17yrs

Condition: Good

Price: $40ono (offers?)

To Fit: (What car) R32 GTS-t

Item: R32 RB25DE wiring loom

Age: ~17yrs

Condition: Good, all plugs still in tact and connected, no chopped wires.

Price: $200ono

To Fit: (What car) R32

Comments: Should be the same as RB20DET one as I just used my standard RB20DET loom to run the R32 RB25DE head.

Item: RB20DET sump

Age: 17years

Condition: Good, just needs a clean

Price: $60ono

To Fit: (What car) R32 GTS-t

Item: R32 RB20DET clutch slave cylinder SOLD

Age: 17yrs

Condition: Good

Price: $40 ono

To Fit: (What car) Anything with RB20DET gearbox

Location:NE Adelaide.

Contact:0422 255 843

Comments: Pics on request, happy to post anywhere in Aus at buyer's expense :)

Stuff is being sold as it's not needed anymore and just taking up space.

old thread mate i know but you dont still have the r32 injectors and fuel rail by any chance do you?

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