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RR 32 WA

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Garret gt25r hybrid high flow ball bearing rated 450hp only 5000kms on it

Sell: $1800

cost:$2595

Ap Racing 4 spot calipers with 330mm slotted rotors inc custom hats and brackets for jza70 supra only done 1000kms (show car)

Sell: $2000

cost $3200

Blitz fmic kit for r32 piping etc BRAND NEW still in box never used

Sell:$800

cost:$1400

Haltech E6K ecu with used loom (still plenty length)

Sell:$1000

cost: $1500

R32 GTR Bonnet, metallic black, excellent condition.

Sell: $600 ONO.

Email: [email protected]

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kAm

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RR 32 WA: just tried to email u but got I got a failure notice... I'm interested in the cooler kit, can u pls send me a pic and dimensions would be great. If this is the kit I'm looking for I'll pruchase it off u immediately. My email is: [email protected]

Cheers

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