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Dba Street Series Slotted Rotors Suit R32 Gts-t

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Hi guys and girls,

I have a complete set of *BRAND NEW* DBA Street Series Slotted Rotors.

DBA908SR, DBA908SL, DBA909SR, DBA909SL.

To suit Nissan Skyline R32 GTS-T front and rear.

No longer have my skyline now and my ceffie has GTR brakes all round so don't need them. Fronts were trial fitted when I bought them are still brand new never been driven on, and Rears have never been out of the box.

RRP on these: Fronts $209ea and Rears $179ea

Asking price $550 for the set - am willing to separate if you are only chasing a pair. Will work out a price accordingly.

Located on Sunshine Coast QLD, is possible to organise freight at buyers expense.

PM me or post on topic

Cheers

Kails

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well i just checked the dba website and they are saying that r32 gts-t rear and r33 gts-t rear are the same.

they are the same size rotor and same size thickness.

ta,

kails

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Just to let you know to increase your market to sell too the dba 909 also fit the front of s14/s15 200sx, front of 300zx z32, silvia s15 turbo as well as the r32 gtst, the dba 908 fit rear of r32 gtst and gtr up to 8/93,rear of r33 gtst, rear of r34 gt and gtt, rear of 300zx z32,

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Just to let you know to increase your market to sell too the dba 909 also fit the front of s14/s15 200sx, front of 300zx z32, silvia s15 turbo as well as the r32 gtst, the dba 908 fit rear of r32 gtst and gtr up to 8/93,rear of r33 gtst, rear of r34 gt and gtt, rear of 300zx z32,

thanks heaps :D i only knew the rear also fitted r33 gtst so there you go thanks for the helping hand

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