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got afew parts for sale that have come off my late 93 model GTR. everything for sale is in excellent working condition and came off my engine with 160psi compression !

R32 GTR fuel pump with sock filter - $100

RB26DETT 444cc injectors - $120

R33 GTR dump pipes - $100

R33 GTR turbos, very minimal shaft play, Excellent condition ! - $250

R32 GTR digital A/C dash controls - $80

RB26DETT NGK Iridium spark plugs BCPR6EIX-11 (gapped to 0.8mm) only done about 3000kms, car did not like these plugs and had to be removed - $70

all items in sydney but can post anywhere in aus

pm me and i will get back to you asap !

thanks

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Only got the air con control panel for sale, seemed to work fine but I never used my air con cos it didn't have gass, then it started playing up so I changed the unit and still the same problem. Found out to be a leak in the system

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Lol going back soon to get the leak fixed ! The drive back to Sydney in traffic was a killer lol

Fuel pump/injectors gone everything else still available need them gone !!

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