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Just Jap is pleased to offer this unbeatable deal on our new type 1 and type 2 intercooler kits.

These are a complete bolt on kit with a JJR high quality polished 600 x 300 x 76mm bar and plate intercooler, chrome plated or polished piping, silicon joiners, stainless hose clamps and brackets required for mounting the intercooler on your vehicle.

Dont be stung by cheap inferior kits that lack the quality you expect - All piping is of an extremely high standard with beaded ends to prevent your pipework from coming off.

No nasty welding or rough finishes here! - Just the quality finish you have come to expect, coupled with proven performance in street, drift and drag applications, and a truely unbeatable price.

Each kit includes a 1 year warranty and Australia wide delivery is also available

We have 100's of these intercooler kits in stock ready for immediate pickup & dispatch, so unlike other deals floating around the net, there is:

1. No deposit required

2. No minimum order

3. No waiting

4. Easy online payment options

5. No surprises

Deal with an established and trusted company! - Not a backyard trader

PICTURES OF THE TYPE 1 KITS - (CHROME PLATED PIPEWORK)

TYPE 1 COMPLETE KIT FOR S13 SILVIA/180SX (SR20) - $449

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TYPE 1 COMPLETE KIT FOR S14 & S15 SILVIA - $449

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TYPE 1 COMPLETE KIT FOR SKYLINE R33 GTS-T - $449

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TYPE 1 COMPLETE KIT FOR SKYLINE R34 GTT - $449

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TYPE 1 COMPLETE KIT FOR SUBARU WRX GC8 - $449

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PICTURES OF THE TYPE 2 KITS

(POLISHED PIPEWORK & TRUST STYLE CORE)

TYPE 2 COMPLETE KIT FOR S13 SILVIA/180SX (SR20) - $499

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TYPE 2 COMPLETE KIT FOR SKYLINE R32 GTS-T - $499

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TYPE 2 COMPLETE KIT FOR SKYLINE R33 GTS-T - $499

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TYPE 2 COMPLETE KIT FOR SKYLINE R34 GTT - $499

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JJR TYPE 2 INTERCOOLER KIT FITTED TO A 180SX

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So how do take advantage of this limited offer?

The answer is simple!

Visit www.justjap.com/forumcoolerkitspecial.htm and purchase your intercooler online quickly and easily via paypal or credit card, or drop by our Kirrawee factory and pickup your set over the counter.

Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions, or reply here.

They are selling very fast so be quick

Dont forget to check out our huge range of new and used performance parts and import vehicles via our website at www.justjap.com

anything for A31 cefiro?

There is no off the shelf kit available for A31, but the majority of our customers use the R33 GTS-T kit which fits with basic modifications.

Cheers,

Steve

im guessing the r33 gtst kit will also fit the r31 skyline with basic modifications

how much for just a piping kit with all the clamps and joiners ect * No cooler*

Hi guys, the piping kits with alloy piping, silicon joiners and clamps are $399 including GST.

They are available on our website using the URL below:

http://www.justjap.com/parts_nintercoolers.htm

Cheers,

Steve

  • 2 weeks later...

Thanks for all the orders guys, we have 1000's of kits now in stock ready for immediate pickup and dispatch.

Cheers,

Steve

Hey, i have ordered one of your type 2 kits for an r32 from your website yesterday (fri 28th). I have been charged for $550 (plus $40 post). Is this a mistake because it says above that they are only $499?

Cheers.

Doug

Hey, i have ordered one of your type 2 kits for an r32 from your website yesterday (fri 28th). I have been charged for $550 (plus $40 post). Is this a mistake because it says above that they are only $499?

Cheers.

Doug

Hi Doug, $550 is our normal RRP for the Type 2 kits, however we are currently offering them to SAU forum members for $499.

To purchase at the special forum price, you need to follow the URL included earlier in this thread.

Regards,

Steve

Alright but as I said I have already ordered one from your website before seeing this thread. I have been a member of the SAU forums since Feburary this year and this is where I heard about your intercooler kits.

Is there any chance that I could get $50 back or taken off my next purchase?

cheers.

Doug

Alright but as I said I have already ordered one from your website before seeing this thread. I have been a member of the SAU forums since Feburary this year and this is where I heard about your intercooler kits.

Is there any chance that I could get $50 back or taken off my next purchase?

cheers.

Doug

Doug, please give our sales team a call to discuss, im sure we can work something out for you on your next purchase.

Regards,

Steve

what's the difference between type 1 and type 2? sorry about the silly question :thumbsup:

cheers.

Hi mate, thanks for your enquiry.

The Type 1 kits use chrome plated piping, as opposed to the Type 2 kits which feature a polished finish.

The Type 2 kit also uses a slightly different shaped core to the Type 1 cooler.

If you have any further questions please feel free to ask

Regards,

Steve

Thankyou to those of you who have already placed your order.

We have 1000's of these kits in stock ready to go.

Purchase your kit online at the special forum member price now via our website at the URL below:

http://ww.justjap.com/forumcoolerkitspecial.htm

Cheers,

Steve

  • 2 weeks later...

hmm...very tempting as my stock cooler pipe/hose came off last night, and now im thinking a nice brand new cooler and piping should do the trick...heheheh

so $449 and then delivery, how much would delivery to Hornsby be?

Cheers,

Chris

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