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garrett gtx3582 with polished front and ceramic coated rear and braided lines $1900

steam pipe manifold with ceramic coating $700

tail external gate and screamer pipe $220

ceramic coated dump pipe $100

tig welded 4" turbo intake pipe and pod filter $150

greddy oil catch can and braided lines $150

mscn oil cooler and braided lines $150

turbosmart supersonic bov and drivers side cooler pipe suit ffp must remove washer bottle to fit or cut pipe to suit $250

1000cc bosch injectors and aeroflow fuel rail $550

total = $4170

I will sell the lot for $3600

my phone is broken at the moment so email me on [email protected] or send enquiries to a close friends number

my name is Nigel but this number 0408 867 922 is my friends phone his name is grant please leave any questions or your contact number and ill get back to you as soon as possible.

turbo is mint no shaft play

steam pipe mani near new aswell the turbo and steam pipe mani both have new ceramic coating.

4" intake near new looks great fits perfect.

bov works great no issues.

injectors ran 98octane near new

Located western suburbs NSW

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