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2x stock R32 dump pipes. $15 each

Universal rear muff, looks like 2in inlet. good condish. $40 Have also got a 'hotdog' resonator I will chuck in with this.

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Stock R32 front upper arms with what look like aftermarket urethane bushes - $50

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RB20 AFM - in good nick, with mesh and stuff still intact. $100

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2 pairs of wheels, both 5x114.3

16 x 8 +38 Watanabe $150

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16 x 9 +13 VIP style $250

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Will do all 4 for $350 B)

Located in SA, nearish Mt Barker. Prices are firm as the shit is bulk cheap.

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Okay the muff is now residing on my Sil and the wheels will probably be kept for skids in said car at a later date.

Someone can have the dump pipes for a KFC Fillets Box (NOT hot n spicy) and I also have a set of CA silvia stockies FS with good tread for $100.

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