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as above

im after all parts for manual conversion either off another r34 gtt or a later model r33 gtst

tailshaft

clutch kit

flywheel

clutch Master cylinder

slave cylinder

lines for clutch Master cylinder to Slave Cylinder

Pedal assembly

VIC sellers only

let me know if you have any of the above parts

thanks

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as above

im after all parts for manual conversion either off another r34 gtt or a later model r33 gtst

tailshaft

clutch kit

flywheel

clutch Master cylinder

slave cylinder

lines for clutch Master cylinder to Slave Cylinder

Pedal assembly

VIC sellers only

let me know if you have any of the above parts

thanks

I have a manual speedo cluster if you need one of them.

ph 0413389021

Cheers Andrew

Hey mate

i'm currently wrecking a r33 1995 model

series 2 engine

i have everything you need

- tailshaft

- clutch Master cylinder

- slave cylinder

- lines for clutch Master cylinder to Slave Cylinder

- Pedal assembly

- nearly brand new clutch with flywheel (was running 200 rwkw, was only used on that power for 1 week)

asking $500 for the lot

also have a gearbox aswell

i'm also located in melbourne

send me a pm if your interested

Cheers

Edited by DFAULT

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