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got some stuff for r33 skyline an some universal stuff

R33

- 3" catback straight through exhaust system with 2.5" blast pipes out the back - $250

- x2 front strut braces - $100 each

- x2 rear strut braces (one parcel shelf, one boot) - $100 boot $120 parcel shelf

- 3" high flow cat - $150

- hicas lock bar - $80

- steering wheel boss kit - $60

- hks turbo timer (with r33 plug in loom) - $80

- gtr front bar with lip and grill - $350

UNIVERSAL

- x4 18"x8" anz 5 spoke wheels painted black with practically brand tyres - $500

- blitz blow off valve - $80

- GFB blow off valve (r33 adapter on it) - $80

- apexi safcII - $300

- turbosmart boost gauge - $50

- racing boost gauge - $30

- pillar mount gauge holder - $25

- manual boost controller - $50

all prices slightly negotiable!!

dont pm!!!

prefferably text only as my phone stuffs up with calls and

0433736100

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