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Tial 44m gate with 14psi spring $300- used for a few dyno runs and removed. comes with flanges and some pipe

toyo r888 245/35/18 $350 ono - have been used for a few sprint days, tread ranges from 3.78mm to 4.75mm is the worst and 4.2mm to 5.5mm is the best

located in wodonga, victoria

will post tial gate, pick up only for tyres

call O439 782 582 do not text i will not reply

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Hey Robert,

So your after $200 for a set of 4 r888's pickup?

How old are the r888's? Would they be roadworthy?by the tread depths at a guess there would be 5000 odd km's left in them?

Im also just down in Wang.

Cheers Josh

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