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All parts to suit R32 GTS-T NISSAN Skyline parts RB20DET unless otherwise stated.

Body parts matt black.

Tail lights $40 pair

Splitfire performance air filter good condition not oiled $20

RB25DET Turbo $150

TYPE M LSD Diff $100

TEIN Coilovers $400

heater core $20

RB20DET STD ECU $50 can include plug and short loom

front strut brace $80

driveshafts $80 pair

HKS Turbo timer direct plug in $40

side mirrors electric and foldable $20

rear bumper $20

dump pipe back exhaust with cannon $50

front guards with indicator compliance holes $50 each

bonnet $20

bootlid $20

alternator $50

FULL RACE BUILT RB20DET LONG ENGINE $500 - yes not a typo done minimal work

gearbox $50

heavy duty organic clutch $50

bosch motorsport race fuel pump and surge tank $200

walbro in tank race fuel pump $100 still wet with fuel

fuel tank still sealed and fuel wet $50

Thermofan $70 fits standard three core radiator

No swaps. Cash only. Pickup only. If it is not listed it probably isn't available bar the small things - enquire then.

Sold the car and clearing out shed.

Plus miscellaneous parts from a shell. Everything stripped out. Ask me what you are chasing. No accident damage.

Prefer email. If you don't leave a phone number you may be ignored.

[email protected]

Pimpama SE QLD

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