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Stock R32 GTS-T *Exhaust Manifold $20 ono

*Dump Pipe $15 ono

Jaycar 6.5" Splits (Silver ones) with crossovers tweeters etc. $40SOLD

Windscreen Wiper Motor $15 ono

Hicas Pump $20 ono

R32 Heater Motor $20 ono.

R32 Brake Master Cylinder $15 ono

R32 Clutch Master Cylinder $20 ono SOLD

R32 Ash Tray $10

R32 Grey Glove Box with Lock $10

Location Northern NSW 2460 will freight anywhere

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ryan, its nic danger the guy who bought the turbo off you from ebay. mate that turbo was shagged it had cracks in bouth housings and the shaft was bent. i tried contacting you 4 times and never get a reply you told me the turbo was fine except some little chips on the exhaust wheel. you ripped me off and then didnt get back to me after my 4 attempts to contact you :argue:

I took the turbo to GCG turbochargers and they said they wouldnt even rebuild it as the housings were shagged.

Its funny how the internet is such a small place.

I ended having the turbo recod using new housings, shaft, bearings, thrust collar and plates. i had to pay $300 for housings and then $1100 for the reco.

I think i am entitled to some sort of compensation.

and if you dont want to refund me part of the purchase price then atleast work something out with me.

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