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Item: JJR Coilpacks

Age: 7 Days

Condition: Brand new

Price: $370 delivered, pickup fine, i can hand deliver in Canberra

To Fit: I believe all R33 except S2 R33 (What car)

Location:Canberra

Contact: [email protected]

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Bought these for my R33 GTS-T, but alas, I have the S2 coilpacks on my car, and didnt notice, its that silly m-spec deal, where i have a s2 engine, and a s1 body, and a mutant interior :kiss:

Bought literally 7 days ago, tried to fit today, wont fit.

So quick sale, $370 delivered, save urself $50

Item description can be found at:

JJR Direct Ignition Coil Packs - Nissan Skyline ECR33

Direct Replacement - Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T Series 1 (8/93 - 1/95)

I'm currently trying to RTM them back to Just Jap, but thought if I can save myself the hassle of postage, and someone around canberra wants them, then what the hell.

Won't post to WA/NT/SA.

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Thanks!

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