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Buying A R43 Gtt Inter Cooler

StOjA

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I was doing a little searching on intercoolers ... i found out that i could buy second hand prts from this site .... is there a place where people post their items they want to sell ... how does it work?

im interested in buying a r43 GTT cooler for my 32GTST. what do these go for? and if anyone has done this before..is it easy to replace my stock one with the 34GTT one?

Thanks Guys!

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Post in the Wanted to Buy section, that you are interested in one

At the same time check the Parts for sale section for people who are selling one.

Second hand GTT coolers will sell for around $200

The R34 GTT intercooler isn't a direct bolt it. It will probably cost you about $50 to make the minor modifications required to fit. A few ppl have done it on the forums (RSTME?)

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Hey StOjA,

I have a R34 Gtt Cooler in my R32. I'm changing to a front mount with a front facing plenum in a few weeks and will be selling my old cooler.

When I swap over, you can have it for $250, with all the pipes to bolt directly up to your R32 (the standard R34 or R33 pipes won't fit, without modification)

Cheers, Ryan

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