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Ok got a few bits for sale **********Updated 16/6 *Price drop***********

2x GTS Swap bars (27mm) no bushes included. $50.00 Each (Both sold sending payment) SOLD

1x Dark blue ser III filler panel in good condition (see pictures of blemish) $70.00 SOLD

1x White Ser III filler panel in good condition $70.00 SOLD

1x Ser III Front Bumper skin and renforcment. $60.00

SOLD

Nizpro Style RB30 adjustable cam gear Brand new. $270 SOLD

I have a set of TEIN super drift coilovers for sale "sliding master"

- They have done approx 2000 kms (look almost brand new)

- Designed for S13 silvia /180sx

- Include Manuals and C Spanners

- Include adjustable camber tops

- Reason for sale is : No longer building a drift car

http://www.tein.com/products/super_drift.html

Price is $2050.00 neg now $1950.00

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OS Giken twin plate clutch (Came out of a 32 GT-R I think will fit rb25det with correct throwout bearing or rb30) Used $400 $360.00 take it away!

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RB30 Twin Throttle Bodies and Y pipe (Previously off DVSR31) $480 (For turbo or n/a car) NOW $400

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Highflow T3 Turbo (Requires rebuild) $100 SOLD

Power Steering Pump off RB26DETT (R32 GT-R) Uknown condition $40

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VL Turbo Inlet manifold Including pressure release Valve, fuel pressure regulator, charcoal canister. (make you 31 EPA Friendly) $300 SOLD!!

Blitz pod filter adapter (for the large mouth filters) I think. $20

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Derale Oil cooler sandwich plate with thermostat. Brand new but missing the O ring between plate and block $80

Will fit nissans and then give you ability to run a large oil filter i think its a z9 off a ford for more oil cpacity

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Large Oil cooler (Long brand I think made in canada) much nicer than those chinese copy cores. Done about 40 hours work Excellent condition. $80

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Venolia RB30 Forged pistons (Were dummy assembled in engine then removed due to wrong clearences) $750 $700

Includes pistons pins and rings

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The yellow substance in the piston is WD40 I have had these in storage and kept them regularly lubed.

Pickup from Montrose Vic will post some items at buyers expense !

Contact

PM

or

andrewcollinsATvirtual.net.au

Andrew

Hey mate do you know what type of OS Giken Twin plate the clutch is? Have you been quoted for a rebuild for it?

hey mate any numbers on the clutch? just so i can get an idea, and how do you know it an os geiken? please give a call mate when you get a chance 0410757949.....

hey mate any numbers on the clutch? just so i can get an idea, and how do you know it an os geiken? please give a call mate when you get a chance 0410757949.....

It has os stamped on it no sure where to find model numbers.

I will put the updated prices and items sold in the morning.

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