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Got A Faulty Engine Part? Sensor, Meter, Injectors...? Contact Us And We May Be Able To Save You $$$


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Hey guys,

Through a European business companion we have sourced a select range of engine management/electronics parts for a large range of Japanese (and other) makes including the Nissan Skyline!

If you need an electronics part just email/SMS me the OEM number of the part and what it is - I'll see if we can get it in for you but please be aware that stock is very limited so contact me ASAP.

If we can get it in I will be in touch with you immediately with a price that will shock you :ermm:

Products are usually NEW as well!

Some of the parts we can get are:

- All sorts of sensors & switches

- Air Flow Meters

- Fuel Injectors

- Ignition Coils

- Fuel Pumps

ect...

If you need it we may be able get it in... so always ask!

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