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Item 1: Work WHeels XD9 Bronze

  • Front : 18x8, +35 offset
  • Rear : 18x9, +38 offset

Condition: NEW

Price:$1700

To Fit: S14, S15, R33, R34

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Item 2: Cusco Front Strut bar

Condition: NEW

Price: $200

To Fit: S14, S15

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Location: Sydney

Contact: 0424 82 82 52 (text me if i am not available)

Comments: Hate to say, i just lost my license due to speeding and Decided to sell the car.

Bought both item from Autotechnik Tuning (Can provide Receipt) a few weeks ago and i havent got a chance to put them on.

Need them gone ASAP.

Pick up or it can be shipped at buyers expense.

Thanks guys. Let me know if you have question.

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