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Ikeya Sequential Shifter For Nissan S15 6-speed, 240sx D1 Scca Time Attack on 2040-parts.com

US $1,525.00
Location:

San Antonio, United States

San Antonio, United States
A used, hard to find sequential shifter for the S15 6-speed
Brand:Ikeya Surface Finish:Used Manufacturer Part Number:S15-6 speed Warranty:No Other Part Number:D1 Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan

Just in from Japan
(where Real JDM parts come from)

An Ikeya Formula Sequential Shifter for the S15-R Silvia.
(Nissan J160 6-speed).
(or the Nismo & HPI hevey duty versions of the S15 6-speed)

Extremely rare !
Ikeya only builds these when they have paid pre-orders for 50 pieces,
and wait times run 6-12 months.

I have it in stock !

I ship anywhere in the continental US for $20, insured!
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Texas bidders will be charged sales tax.

Payment due within 7 days of close of auction.

Thank you all for your support and business over the past 14 years !
Gordon Duax, owner of Duax Machine, San Antonio, Texas 

 

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