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Hi all,

Have some bits off my R32 GTR for sale. Located Western Sydney 2766.

RB26 plenum and throttle bodies - $450

SRI carbon fibre triple gauge holder, little paint chip on top [RRP $129] - $100

Apexi ELII triple gauges (Boost, water temp, oil temp) w/ control box, wiring [RRP $700] - $450

Radiator hose with ARK Design adaptor and temp sensor - $80

R32 GTR front strut brace painted wrinkle black - $75

Blitz full auto turbo timer $80

Drift boost T - $30

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