FS: Project Mu Forged Sport 6-Piston Front / 4-Piston Big Brake Kit
05-15-2013, 12:18 AM
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Project Mu Forged Sport 6-Piston Front / 4-Piston Big Brake Kit
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Hey 350zers!
I'm selling my Project Mu Big Forged Sport Big Brake Kit. I purchased this from c-unit/charles last year but I realized other financial commits are priority such as my mortgage.
Please note:
These BBK is designed for a 350z/G35 setup. This will easily bolt on to a 350z/G35. If you want to mount this on other cars, please do your research before buying.
About my setup:
Calipers are about 3000 miles in daily driving.
- 6 Piston Front
- 4 Piston Rear
Pads are about 70-80% wear
Rotors are in perfect shape
- 2 piece rotor, each 355mm in diameter
- would need at least 17-18 inch wheels to clear
Goodridge Brake Line conversion
Payment:
I'm asking $5000 --> $4800 + Shipping and Paypal fees. This setup goes for approximate $8000 brand new. Again, please do your research before offering.
Contact:
I'm located in Vancouver, Canada but I can travel to Seattle to deliver the BBK.
You can iMessage me at 778-388-3135 if you would like a fast reply. Otherwise, PM is also good
Thanks guys!
Nick
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Please read latest update here:
Hey 350zers!
I'm selling my Project Mu Big Forged Sport Big Brake Kit. I purchased this from c-unit/charles last year but I realized other financial commits are priority such as my mortgage.
Please note:
These BBK is designed for a 350z/G35 setup. This will easily bolt on to a 350z/G35. If you want to mount this on other cars, please do your research before buying.
About my setup:
Calipers are about 3000 miles in daily driving.
- 6 Piston Front
- 4 Piston Rear
Pads are about 70-80% wear
Rotors are in perfect shape
- 2 piece rotor, each 355mm in diameter
- would need at least 17-18 inch wheels to clear
Goodridge Brake Line conversion
Payment:
I'm asking $5000 --> $4800 + Shipping and Paypal fees. This setup goes for approximate $8000 brand new. Again, please do your research before offering.
Contact:
I'm located in Vancouver, Canada but I can travel to Seattle to deliver the BBK.
You can iMessage me at 778-388-3135 if you would like a fast reply. Otherwise, PM is also good
Thanks guys!
Nick
Please see my feedback!
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06-05-2013, 09:45 AM
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I'm not planning on selling the rears separately until I find a buyer for the fronts first. Ive had a lot of interest on the rears for while. I prefer to sell as a full front-rear set.
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06-19-2013, 10:01 AM
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Sale Pending @ $4800.
On a side note, is it okay to receive the direct deposit (bank to bank) after I send out the item? Buyer is uncomfortable forking out the cash if he doesn't have a tracking number yet
On a side note, is it okay to receive the direct deposit (bank to bank) after I send out the item? Buyer is uncomfortable forking out the cash if he doesn't have a tracking number yet
06-19-2013, 11:09 AM
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Pay Pal is the safest way for both buyer and seller.
Bank to Bank is the worse way to do business online. I've been screwed over twice (maybe that's my bad luck) and been dealing with trying to get my money back for a while now...
GLWS, but protect your item and your money!
Bank to Bank is the worse way to do business online. I've been screwed over twice (maybe that's my bad luck) and been dealing with trying to get my money back for a while now...
GLWS, but protect your item and your money!
06-19-2013, 07:29 PM
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Hopefully it's legit, but there are too many scammers out there to not protect yourself.
06-20-2013, 01:45 AM
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Pay Pal is the safest way for both buyer and seller.
Bank to Bank is the worse way to do business online. I've been screwed over twice (maybe that's my bad luck) and been dealing with trying to get my money back for a while now...
GLWS, but protect your item and your money!
Bank to Bank is the worse way to do business online. I've been screwed over twice (maybe that's my bad luck) and been dealing with trying to get my money back for a while now...
GLWS, but protect your item and your money!
Best regards,
Nick
06-20-2013, 09:36 AM
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Exactly. I told him I have 100% rating dealing with a numerous customers, so I can vouch for myself, but in his mind, he's STILL not comfortable forking out the cash until I provide him with a tracking number. But once I receive the funds, I should be fine, right? Is there a way for the buyer to cancel the money transfer so I don't get screwed?
Best regards,
Nick
Best regards,
Nick
Can't you create the shipment online and get a tracking number before you've actually dropped the item off to ship? This way he could get his tracking number and you can get paid before you drop the goods in the mail...
06-25-2013, 03:23 PM
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Turned out the buyer was in a "sticky situation" after I sent the payment so I'm trying to get a hold of UPS to send it back to be ASAP as I was not payed for the BBK yet.
Sent or not, I took a huge risk into sending the parcel out before I received the money. Not gonna do it anymore.
Sent or not, I took a huge risk into sending the parcel out before I received the money. Not gonna do it anymore.
06-25-2013, 03:48 PM
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Turned out the buyer was in a "sticky situation" after I sent the payment so I'm trying to get a hold of UPS to send it back to be ASAP as I was not payed for the BBK yet.
Sent or not, I took a huge risk into sending the parcel out before I received the money. Not gonna do it anymore.
Sent or not, I took a huge risk into sending the parcel out before I received the money. Not gonna do it anymore.