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Bride ergo+rail,sard regulator,33 gtr injectors,blitz rfit by uras.

Age: depending on the item please read below

Condition: all the stuff is in excellent condition

Price: below in finer detail

To Fit: (What car) skylines and other nissans

Location: Mebourne eastern suburbs

Contact: report back in here please

Comments: delivery is at buyers expense please

Item # 1 : . Blitz R-FIT URAS D1 EDITION. Brand new unit.. $350

What it does : It's a piggy back type system which tricks the airflow meter to change your air flow valuves which result in a "programmable ecu" by tricking the systems airflow. Great for street cars and DIY tuning. Also displays boost,injecotr pulse,water temp, speed, and so forth. It is a "mini gauge".

Item # 2 : . Pivot Water Temp Gauge. Mechanical. $100

Great display unit, looks wonderfull in day and night.

Item # 3 : . Bride ergo with rail to suit Skylines and Cefiros. Fits all lines and cefiros. $550ono with rail.

No damage to the seat. Looks to be around 3-4 years old althou its very comfortable still.

Item # 4 : . R33 Skyline turbo kit. Includes intake pipe, outlet elbow, dump pipe, wastegate actuator and also water and oil lines. this is a full kit and perfect upfront for all R32's. $350

Item # 5 : . 6xR33 GTR injectors . $250.

Recently cleaned and tested by Nismo performance in melbourne. flowed approx ~460cc all accross them.

Item # 6 : . A31 RB20 cefiro turbo. same as R32 skyline. $120ono

Item #7 : . SARD FPR with fittings to suit skyline and sr20. $150.

Used it on my car for about 3 months . Since i have sold my car all aftermarket parts need to be sold.

bare with me

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thank you, i will upload the photos shortly

Edited by desiredlog
  • 2 weeks later...

hey mate,

Yeah here i am. I need Those injectors asap. Swing us your bank details in pm and i will send cash your way. How much delivered to mackay, qld

cheers

  • 2 weeks later...

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