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1: R32/33 GTR Power FC with Apexi Boost control Kit USED

$1000

2:Autobahn 88 R32 R33 R34 GTR Alloy Intake piping kit. Comes with 4 extra silicone hoses which are an inch longer. A silicone hose to replace the rubber hose that joins the 2 turbo outlet pipes and 16 T Bolt heavy duty hose clamps. The hoses come from Plazmaman so they are the good stuff. NEW and UNUSED

$250

3: PWR radiator to suit R32 GTR. Not sure what else it fits. Was only used to start the car up with while my other radiator is away. The end tanks are 70mm thick and the core is 57mm thick. Has the mounts for the standard shroud, fits in the standard location with the standard parts. GOOD AS NEW

$500

4: R32 GTR standard unslotted DBA 4000 series rotors, front and rear NEW

$700

5: GReddy PRofec B-specII electronic boost controller (black colour)

Used once then removed to return the car back to standard. AAll that is needed is some rubber hose and a plastic T piece which you can get from Supercheap Auto.

$300

Can post the items at the buyers expense. Will also do pickup (Quakers Hill, Sydney) or arrange to meet somewhere.

Everything is negotiable, just don't bother with low ball offers.

Josh

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