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Rear Arms

$50 ea for the lowers

$30 ea for the uppers

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Superspark RB25DET-S2 coilpacks

$250 inc post

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R33 GTST LHS Door, KR4 colour. With glass, with motor, no card, no switch, no mirror. Paint in good cond, some clear coming off in one spot.

$180

R33 GTST RHS Door, KR4 colour. With glass, with motor, no card, no switch, no mirror. Prefect condition.

$240

Have the same thing in QM1 white. With glass, with motor, no card, no switch, no mirror, prefect condition.

$240

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Bootlid gas struts and hinges, could mod the struts for bonnet if you wanted.

$50 inc post

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R33 GTST intake snorkel

$35 inc post

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R33 GTST front upper arms, perfect condition (have cusco's don't need these)

$55ea, $100 for both

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R33 GTST side winker (indicator, lol), these will fit S1 and S2.

$20 inc post

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R33 GTST 4 piston sumitomo stock front brake calipers (only the fronts)

$250

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HKS SSQ BOV, this is a real SSQ not an ebay special that says it's an SSQ but will leak within seconds.

$80 inc post

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Sub box with amp and speakers, fits in a R33 boot

$100

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R33 GTST S2 pink label AFM, POD

$40 + post

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R33 stock cast intake + BOV

$65 + post

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SRI 15mm - M12 x P1.5 (5 x 114.3)

$85 includes shipping

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