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i am after pretty much the exact same thing. 52mm is the smaller of the lot right

Any enquires email us direct [email protected] or call.

02 9634 8000.

As I stated this is a special really for those who come to the shop on the day. But considering this was not mentioned at the start and for those who have enquired here we will do special prices as per this thread and freight and handling $15 go to orders section on our site GTR.com.au . For anyone else if you call or email always mention SAU discount which is usually 10% on parts.

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