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Gtr Dog Box,exedy Triple Plate Carbon Clutch,one Piece Tailshaft

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Due to an upgrade to an Auto style gearbox i am selling my whole manual gear conversion for a 32/33 push or pull style GTR GTS4

It consists of a

* Almost brand new Par dog gearbox dog and straight cut 1st to 4th and helical fifth with synchro, billet selector forks and input output shafts, serviced transfer case with all bearings and seals including front bearing slide replaced.

* Almost new exedy triple plate carbon race clutch that has been balanced

* C's short shifter and razo gearknob

*One piece chrome moly tailshaft

*New slave cylinder and braided clutch line

*Field torque split controller for attessa

With the exception of the torque split controller all this stuff has done no more than about 30km's light work and am only selling due to a good friend doing me a great deal on an auto setup for drags.

I have paid well over $15000 for all this stuff and am only asking $9500ono

I can organise freight or you can pick up directly from either Canberra or Sydney.

Sydney buyers i only come every few weeks so it will take a few weeks to get there.

Please pm or phone me on 0431318930

It is still in the car so is hard to take pics but i can show you first hand the full setup

I still have most receipts for all this stuff if needed

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i am willing to seperate things so put your bids in on stuff.

I had this complete kit sold last month but the buyer pulled out.

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I have been offered 4500 for the gearbox and would want at least 2200 for the clutch as they are almost double this

how much would it be for the dog box and clutch together?
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C west short shifter $150 Exedy triple plate carbon(awesome clutch if you want a street like feel but able to withstand rev limit slipping launches )$2200 no offers Field torque split $200,

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