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Here i have up for sale is a few of the parts i was going to put in my S1 R33 GTS-T, the car is now gone and i have no need for these parts anymore, parts are located in Melbourne, SE Suburbs, pick up is fine or, I will post these parts if needed at buyers expense. You can contact me on:0415622510, or PM me if you want but the best way to get in contact is through my mobile as i dont check my PM'S very often.

-Power Fc with hand controller to suit r33 gtst rb25det - $1000-

-Splitfire Coilpacks suit series 1 rb25det, (i bought them new and were in my car for about a year before being pulled, a bit dirty but in excellent condition) - $300-

-RDA gold discs, front & rear,(part #RDA7693G & RDA908G brand new & still wrapped in plastic with boxes(i'll also throw in the front & rear overhaul kits for the calipers at no extra cost-Value-$200) - $600-

-JJR front & rear adjustable camber arms + rear adjustable traction rods(new & in boxes, never fitted) - $300-

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If you have any questions feel free to ask,

-Chris

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