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Hi all,

I have a 2 sets of Whiteline bushes for sale.

1 set are KCA 332 which are the adjustable front radius rod arm bushes, used for adjusting caster these suit a variety of cars including R32 GTR, R33 GTR and Stagea C34 RS4, but please check on the whiteline web site for a full list.

1 set are KCA 347 which are the adjustable upper control arm bushes, used for adjusting camber, these suit a variety of cars including R32 GTR, R33 GTR and Stagea C34 RS4, but again please check on the whiteline web site for a full list.

They are both brand new, paid a lot of money for them from Pedders ($145 and $160). I have opened the KCA332s but didnt end up fitting them. Selling as I am moving overseas and my car will be living with my mum for a while, so I dont think she will appreciate them.

Asking for $120 for each, or $200 if you buy both.

Pickup is available from Armadale 3143, Victoria. Or else will post Australia-wide $10 per item or $15 if you buy both.

Please PM, reply in the thread or call or text me on 0404021495.

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Regards,

Rhett

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