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* 4x Enkie RPF1 17x9.5 +18 5 Stud - months old no scratches or anything look brand new. pretty rare never seen them with good offset in australia before. They fit with no spacers on the front with coilovers on s13's etc. Will fit under standard guards with some guard rolling and camber.

Pics on car are with 0 camber rear and 2.5 neg on the front with 30mm guards

These are very light, weigh in at just 7kg's each

Comes with FED 595's on the front only used for a few track days. And pretty used maxxis tyres on the back not roadworthy

$1500

* Red Top SR20DET, with copy greddy inlet and sump, stock turbo, everything is there (coilpacks cas etc.) Good Condition can provide compression test

$2300

* Sard 550cc Injectors suit SR Been cleaned and new o rings at the start of the year in rail.

$350

BBS Meshies - 17x8 +35 5 stud offset pair only have driftable tyres on them

$100

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Location: South Brisbane

Contact: 0401151011 or pm

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