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hey guys an girls my mates got a few things laying around for your 34 ;)

r34 stock L/H and R/H white fenders in good condition $100 for both

r34 stock front bumper in good condition $110

r34 fuel pump (nothing wrong with it, I just upgraded) $60

r34 fibre glass eye lids in white $30

r34 screamer pipe and front pipe (BRAND NEW NEVA USED!) $350

BOSS amp 150x4 watts 2OHM $80

all prices are negotiable if interested just send me a text 0424919451(SAM)

or PM me an ill pass it on to sam

got a few pics but not of all items at the moment will post others later when i have pics of them

cheers XD

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hey guys im also putting up for sale a rb25 turbo kit thats brand new never used an im still waiting for it to be delivered sometime this week, im selling as i have decided to go with a different setup.

DESCRIPTION: rb25 r32 r33 r34 skyline t67 turbo charger kit

this comes with the following items

-rb25 t3 stainless turbo manifold

-t67 turbo charger .83ar (good for 500-550hp)

-godspeed gt-series 38mm wastegate (set at 7psi , comes with 11 psi ,15 psi spring )

-Oil line kit , oil feed , oil return (with all fittings )

-2.5" v band clamp set ( for custom make downpipe)

-this is a basic set up, this set up require an intercooler , and intercooler pipe and blow off valve to make it complete

TURBO SPEC:

SUPER T3 T67 TURBO CHARGER .84ar TWIN SCROLL P-TRIM

Intake: 4 inch

Outlet: 2.5 inch

Compressor trim: .70 ar

Compressor Wheel diameter: 57.89 /72.95

Turbine Wheel diameter 54.47 /83.16

Exhaust Trim: .84 ar

Twin scroll turbine housing (quicker response then single exhaust outlet )

Turbine flange type: T3 flange

Down pipe flange type: 2.5 inch v band

Cooling type: oil cool only

Horsepower rating: 500HP

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hey all

eye lids are sold

turbo kit is sold

what is still available is

r34 stock L/H and R/H white fenders in good condition $100 for both

r34 stock front bumper in good condition $110

r34 fuel pump (nothing wrong with it, I just upgraded) $60

r34 screamer pipe and front pipe (BRAND NEW NEVA USED!) $350

BOSS amp 150x4 watts 2OHM $80

all prices are negotiable if interested just send me a text 0424919451(SAM)

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Hey mate is it too much trouble to get a picture of one of the fenders? I just need to make sure it matches mine, otherwise I am interested. Thanks.

Too late, ive bought both of them sorry

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hey guys still have:

r34 stock front bumper in good condition $110

r34 fuel pump (nothing wrong with it, I just upgraded) $60

r34 screamer pipe and front pipe (BRAND NEW NEVA USED!) $350

BOSS amp 150x4 watts 2OHM $80

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hey guys i've still got these available for purchase :)

r34 stock front bumper in good condition $110

r34 fuel pump (nothing wrong with it, I just upgraded) $60

r34 screamer pipe and front pipe (BRAND NEW NEVA USED!) $350

cheers kim

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