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RB26 ARIAS Forged pistons.
Used for one dyno session then removed, nothing wrong with them.
86.5mm
8.1 compression

$800

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RB26 ATI Super Damper Balancer #918599
Not much use
$350
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Pair of R32/S13/R31 REAR ISC base height adjustable N1 Coilovers
No leaks or knocks in good working condition.
$400
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2x 50% Hankook Z221 Semi Slicks in the C70 (soft) Compound 235/45/17 these have been stored correctly out of the sunlight and elements.
These tyres sell for $400 ea RRP
$400 for the pair.
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R32 GTST straight through Turbo back 3'' mild steel exhaust with 5'' tip modified Varex oval muffler and fake cat.
Comes with 3'' dump pipe to suit low mount spaced out turbo needs flange/v band welded on.
In place of the cat, there has been a pipe with the heat shields welded onto it (makes it look like there is a cat there still)
Varex muffler has had a 5'' stainless tip welded onto it comes with control box and hard wired rocker switch.
this system is perfect for a street car, with the varex you can go from being loud, to almost stock sound with the press of a button
$650
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Located in Adelaide S.A (can post everything on here at buyes expense)

hey mate do u know the wat kg springs are in those coilovers? would u post to qld? please contact me on 0421314199 thanks john.

hey mate these are 6kg springs, happy to post.

Thanks

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