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selling some aftermarket parts laying around my garage, i have no need for them.

- set of NEX coilover suspension full set of 4, r33 gtst, $ 650

- Greddy profec-b spec 2 ebc, still in box brand new, $ 400

- custom oil cath can for rb25, with braided lines mounts on the roght strut tower n looks mint, all in crome $ 250

- Ems stinger 4424 computer, immac condition for r33 gtst, comes with full wireing harness for rb25 det so all u need to do is plug it in, no rewireing to your loom needed. comes with cable to tune n air line. $1200

- sard 550cc injectors complete with wireing for r33 gtst, $ 600

- walbro 55ohp fuel pump r33 gtst, $ 250

location: liverpool sydney

contact : 0411520000

ill post up pics tomorrow so any other inquieries just ring or pm me......

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