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Hks rear Coilovers r33 gtst 34 gt $300

Mahle forged pistons rb25 rb26 $380

Velo fixed back racing seat with rail to suit skyline $200

Exedy heavy duty clutch only a month old rb20 rb25 rb26 $150

adjustable rear camber arms r33 r34 s14 s15 $100

Hks catback 3.5 inch exhaust $200

Varex cat back exhaust s14 s15 missing controller $150

Tein Coilover spanners $30

Custom catch can $20

Hks idle stablyzer $50

Greddy Intercooler piping (no cooler) $80

52mm autometer boost gauge $30

52mm autometer air fuel gauge $50

52mm speco water temp gauge with sender $30

60mm autometer boost gauge $30

S15 eyelids $60

Turbosmart fuel cut defender $40

Turbosmart boost tee $30

Red tow hook $20

S15 air diversion panel $40

R32 3 inch front pipe $30

R33 3 inch front pipe $30

R34 3 inch stainless front pipe $30

S15 3 inch front pipe $20

Gtr stainless front pipe $80

Apexi turbo timer $30

Greddy turbo timer $30

Blitz turbo timer $20

Hks turbo timer $20

Nardi boss kit $50

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