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Am upgrading my injectors to larger units so have removed these from my car.

  • Used condition
  • Came out of well looked after car, running BP98
  • Car only comes out on the odd weekend or track day so they don't do many km's per year
  • Note: There is a slight tear on one of the o-rings, you can see in the pic (third from left, have turned it over for easier viewing). Doubt it'd make any difference, my car was running fine and wasn't leaking.


What: 6x Sard / Denso 700cc Injectors off my RB26 R32 GTR. (195500-0830 - photo provided for part number verification)
Where: Located in Perth, happy to arrange pickup/drop off for local buyers or postage for interstate (buyer pays postage).
Price: $400 (+ postage if applicable).

PM or email is best:

[email protected]

Cheers

James

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