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hey everyone im parting out my r33 skyline gtst s2 rb25det has run out of rego and cant be bothered getting it back on the road so have decided to part it out if you need any parts let me know and ill give you a price call or text on 0432-062-780


rb25det s2 motor 130000ks loom and ecu $1500

brake calipers $350 or can separate $200 fronts $150 rears

r33 gtst diff $200

half shafts $100

headlights $400 for both or $200ea

bonnet s2 $200

guards $100 ea

stock standard suspension $100

oem side skirts $120

oem rear pods $100

r33 oem weather shileds in perfect condition $150

front strut brace $50

rear oem skyline brace $70

apexi safc $150

3" exhaust from turbo back and decat stright pipe $350


for any other parts call or text me

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