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Hi all,

A few more bits and pieces that must go.

1. Genuine HKS GT Stainless Split Dump Pipes for RB26DETT

Excellent condition, genuine HKS Dump pipes, ready to bolt on to your GTR - No longer needed.

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$350.00 Firm + Postage

2. Genuine Splitfire Direct Ignition SF-DIS-001 Coil Packs

This was my spare set, used but excellent condition Splitfire SF-DIS-001's to suit the following:

- R32 GTS-T (RB20DET)
- R33 GTS-T (RB25DET Series 1)
- R32 GTR (RB26DETT)
- R33 GTR (RB26DETT)

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No longer needed, and no point having these sitting around doing nothing.

$350.00 Firm

Pickup available in North Sydney, or alternatively, happy to post at the buyers expense.

Cheers!

All pm's have been replied to.

I will entertain serious offers close to the ask price, but no lowballs - All parts are very cheap as is.

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