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Hey guys, as the title says;

full set of Z32 brakes, calipers in good cond still mounted on their hubs.

pads near new (dont know what they are though)

rotors are bit rusty due to being stored for lengthy amount of time

5 stud hubs in pretty good nick (Z32 ones) bearings appear to be fine

comes with the internal handbrake bits n pieces

was purchased a while ago intended for a conversion on a different car which i no longer have.

asking $650 ono.

if you have any questions feel free to sms me ph: 0401 486 364

located wollongong (1 hour sth of sydney)

would prefer pickup (can organise freight at buyers expense though)

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