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Hey all,


Getting rid of my R32 so all the parts i purchased that have been sitting here waiting to be bolted on have to go!


All these parts are NEW (cept 1 cam gear!)


RB25 S1 Tomei Poncams BRAND NEW part number 143020 - $700

Genuine Greddy camgears for RB series (1 used (like new) and 1 new) - $260

RB timing belt kit (GMB N1 style water pump , 2x idler bearings and Gates racing belt) - $220

Mishimoto racing thermostat for RB's - $50

Greddy radiator cap - $30

R32 front adjustable camber arms (generic) - $120

R32⁄33 Rear Whiteline upper camber arms KTA118 - $180

R32⁄33 Rear Whiteline upper radius arms KTA117 - $120

R32⁄33 whiteline hicas removal KSR204 - $80

HKB Boss kit (steering wheel adaptor) Non-airbag - $40

Generic oil cooler kit inc braided lines , remote oil filter adaptor and 15 row cooler - $175


Can provide pics if needed but as the parts are new i am sure you can find a picture on the net!

Any questions hit me up

Cheers :D

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