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Have a few bits and pieces off a stagea and R33 GTR

Parts list and prices

Whiteline Rear Upper Control Control Arm Bushes BRAND NEW W0579, $70ono

Genuine Momo Steering wheel. Typ D35 KBA 70116 is the model. In excellent condition, only very minor wear marks. $170ono

R33 GTS4 stock shocks w/ aftermarket springs, Shocks are in ok condition, no signs of leaks. As for springs there in good condition just not 100% which brands they are, being red, either pedders, nismo or apexi springs?. They might be pedders but I'm not 100%. Came off R33 GTS4, assuming they may fit (correct me if wrong). $200ono

R33 Series 2 VCT N/A Motor RB25DE 147kw, 114,000kms motor is in A1 condition, regularly serviced synthetic oils. Pulled out of running vehicle. DROPPED PRICE TO $550ono take it now or it goes to my friend soon. Includes 4WD Sump and Front Diff and shaft, wiring loom and ecu iridium plugs, exhaust manifold and intake pipe. Drops straight into a stagea.

NOTE: Took off some parts as I needed them. These include, water pump, tensioner and idle bearings, harmonic balancer, A/C and pwr/steer pump. So just pretty much the 100,000km service.

R33 GTS4 Series 2 4WD Gearbox . 114,000kms in good working condition, I beleive it bolts up to stageas as well. $400ono

R33 GTR Front 5 Stud Hub Assembly $150ono

Stagea Front swaybar $20

Stagea Rear swaybar $20

Stainless steel Cannon Muffler Angle Cut Tip - 2.5'' Inlet, 5.5'' Barrel, 4.5'' Angle cut Tip

Very good condition no dents, came off R33 $40ono

RB20/RB25 Crossover pipe in good condition - $20

Gates Timing belt used 10,000kms only $45ono

RB25 Flywheel, Factory in good condition fits RB20 as well. $45

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