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Fs: R33 Stock Turbo & Defi Racer Series Boost Gauge Blue (In Psi) Melb

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FS: DEFI Racer Series Boost Gauge Blue 52mm (in PSI)

Item Description: Defi Racer Series Boost Gauge in PSI. Black face, lights up blue.

Location: Cheltenham

Item Condition: Great (wires have been cut and extended tho)

Reason for selling: Upgraded all gauges.

Price and Price Conditions: $200ono (will send AUS wide)

Currently still fitted in my R33. I've upgraded the gauges in the car to match. So the Defi has to go.

Seems like they are a pretty trust worthy gauge.

I've attached a picture of what it looks like. Will upload one of it in the car tomoz too.

Blue%20racer%20psi.jpg

FS: R33 GTST S1 Stock Turbo (154,000)

Item Description: R33 GTST S1 Stock turbo (no lines).

Location: Cheltenham

Item Condition: Seems fine. No damage to fins. Minimal shaft play. Was boosting fine.

Reason for selling: Upgraded turbo.

Price and Price Conditions: $300ono

Not really sure the going price, if I'm being rude please let me know. Was removed from my car 3 weeks or so ago.

Upgraded my turbo. Before being removed it was fine in the car. No issues. From the time I've owned the car it

hasn't seen any more PSI then what the actuator allows. There is a little shaft play, but not bad. Only comes

turbo. No lines.

Will post pics tomoz.

Cheers

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