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So I've partially stripped my car down, come get the good stuff I've taken out of it!

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BC type BR coilovers
Suit R33 RWD (possibly R34)
less than 3000km old
8/6kg spring rates
Height and damping adjustable
$950 ono

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Hardrace castor rods
Less than 3000km old
suit S14/S15/R33/R34
$130 ono

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Brand: Lenso
Model: D1R
Tyres: 225/40R18 rotallas all round, one is camber worn and should be replaced soon, others are alright.
PCD: 5x114.3
Diameter / Width / Offset: 18x9 +15
Location: Cecil Hills NSW
Willing to Ship: At buyers expense
Price: $950

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Kit consists of:
Bosch EV14 850CC injectors
top feed fuel rail
Sard fuel pressure regulator + Tomei gauge
Proflow braided lines and fittings
Wiring harness to plug into stock loom
Everything is supplied so you can bolt it up to your RB hassle free.
will not seperate!
$750 shipped anywhere in Australia.

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3.5 inch cat back suit R33 skyline
its banged up, it has dents but there are no leaks
$100!!

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Standard R33 exhaust

good condition
Good for clearing defects and passing noise tests
$120

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28mm sway bar front
hollow, suits R33 and possibly R34
Does not come with bushes
$50

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standard manual R33 radiator
Good condition, removed due to installing larger unit
$50

Cecil Hills NSW

SMS me on 0490 169 671

Happy to ship at buyers expense.

Adam.
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