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Greddy type s blow off valve bov

used, good condition, no adapter/pipe, bov only

this has the same flange size as R34 stock bov, as this came off R34

$150 + $10 express post

PM or 0402 903 865

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Hey,

So this is a genuine Greddy Type S BOV?

I was under the impression that it needed an adapter to fit unto Skyline

Was it straight bolt on for RB25 or RB26?

Would you be able to measure the distance from 1 bolt hole to another pls?

I'll take it for $160 shipped if we can confirm all the details

pics of the mounting points would be good

cheers

lukits01

Greddy type s blow off valve bov

used, good condition, no adapter/pipe, bov only

this has the same flange size as R34 stock bov, as this came off R34

$150 + $10 express post

PM or 0402 903 865

SA

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sorry my mistake. i was only told this. didnt bother to check myself as ive never heard otherwise.

pleas PM if still interested lukits01

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