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I've got a fair bit of stuff i need to get rid of, dont need it any more and need $$ to feed my addiction.

R32 Subframe/Cradle - will fit S13/A31 etc etc. the bracket for the lower control arm is stuffed, can be fixed - $50

R32/A31/S13 Upper Control Arms - have Whiteline camber adjustable bushes in them - $150

HICAS Lock Bar - fits R32, locks toe at the rear and makes the rear end more predicable as well as saves weight - $70

R32/S13/A31 Rear Toe rods - fit non-hicas versions of the cars mentioned - $50

Aristo Stockies - 16x7.5/8.5, http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/16...es-t244761.html - $300

RB20 dump pipe - standard dump pipe - $30

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Interested in the upper control arms.

How old are the whiteline bushes that are in them?

hey mate, they arent heaps old, think i bought them last year some time from SK, car has been on and off the road for defects and repairs, also didnt drive the thing for like 5 months because of a fractured foot, so hasnt seen heaps of wear.

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