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Hey Guys,

Just clearing out my garage and i happen to find some of my old suspension components which i had before i sold my car so lm just selling them cheap here! Pick up a bargain!

Brand new R33 Hicas Lock bar $80

Brand new Adjustable Upper Control Arm to suit S13 $160 RRP$300 from JustJap

Brand new Adjustable Upper Toe Rod to suit R32 $160

Brand new Adjustable Upper Control Arm R33 and S14 $150 *PENDING PAYMENT*

Brand new Adjustable Skyline Cam Gears $180 for the pair

Chinese Greddy Style intake Plenum $500

Brand new 52mm Racing Radiator to suit Mitsubishi Evo 7,8,9 $300 RRP$600

Brand new KKR430 Turbo $600 (need this one gone asap!) bought for $850 from Ottomoto

Brand new Universal Justjap Coolpro 30 row Oil Cooler $150 bought it for $200 (haven't used yet)

Brand new Universal Sandwich Plates $110 (will fit the oil cooler with a few fittings and hoses) bought it for $170 from just jap

Brand new Manual Boost Controller $40

All prices are negotiable and its first in best dressed.

Cheers

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