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Hi,

I am selling the following parts which have come off my R33 GTR.

1. Z32 air flow meters

No longer needed as I'm running a map sensor.

Condition is very good and came off of my R33 GTR.

Price $200 each or $350 for both. I can provide the plugs for additional cost.

2. Denso 850cc Injectors (part #195500-0830)

Need to sell as I will be going E85 and need bigger injectors

Condition is good, was working perfectly before I took them out of the R33 GTR

Price $500

3. Apexi pod filters (twin)

Condition - One of them has a few dints

Price - $70

4. Blitz Twin Bovs

Condition is good

Price - $150

All ngotiable

All located in Melb though can ship at buyers expense.

Thanks

Darren

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hi,

just wondering what sought off condition these injectors are in!?

are they in good working order!?

been looking at some brand new in the states.

and just saw these, so thought id just ask.

what price are they for sale now!?

cheers Josh.

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