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hey guys,

got a couple of things for sale,

First up is a genuine TRUST oil cooler with relocator kit, item is used but in great condition, couple of bent fins on the cooler core. Suit RB engines. What you see in the pics are what you get. Exact same kit as here. RRP is $1,100+

ASKING $750

Next up is a set of 10 50mm NISMO wheel studs. Brand new thought i would need them, turns out i dont.

ASKING $100

Lastly i have a pair of 8mm slip on wheel spacers, they are 5 stud only.

ASKING $25

Any Q's feel free to post or PM.

Located South East Suburbs Melbourne.

Will Post All Items.

Contact Via PM or [email protected]

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Kyle

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Hey mate would you know if this fits a gtt?

If so is this the duct mounting kit or the in front of the radiator?

You can call me on 0418 385 666

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