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R33 Gtst '95 Manual Gearbox For Sale - Melbourne


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I've now got my gearbox out of the car and available for sale.

It's out of my '95 R33 GTS-T manual and has a short shift kit on it which tightens up the feel a lot more.

It's still in great condition with no skipping or grinding gears. First is the only synchro I think is starting to get some wear but only noticeable if you're trying to put it in if you're still rolling too quick (I'm fairly critical though).

The pictures show it as is with all wiring etc.. still in excellent condition.

The car had 157,000kms on the clock when I took it out.

ASKING $1100 but open to reasonable offers.

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