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How do these compare to Tomei duralumin ones? Are these harder or softer as durable?

Are hard anodized ones harder than nickel plated?

7075 is one of the Duralumin alloys. Not sure how much nickel plating would protect the wear surface, hard anodizing is a pretty standard approach.

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7075 is one of the Duralumin alloys. Not sure how much nickel plating would protect the wear surface, hard anodizing is a pretty standard approach.

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Thanks, I'm even happier I'm getting one now.

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1)NV N01 * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

2)MUCK * IN FOR 1 GEAR

3)Lazy-Bastard * IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

4)fredzz32 * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

5)robbo33 * IN FOR 1 GEAR

6)Cillham * IN FOR A PAIR

7)Kinell * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

8)XZLA.8 * IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

9)frother * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

10)BAMR33 * IN FOR 1 GEAR OUT

11)DJRIFT *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

12)jnr32 *IN FOR 4 PAIRS PAID

13)dead32 *IN FOR A PAIR

14)Frank rb25 zed *IN 3 GEARS PAID

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23)stR33ter *IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

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28)Turbz_13 *IN FOR A PAIR

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30)SXY *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

31)ls1ben *IN FOR 1 GEAR

32)Mike_ *IN FOR 1 GEAR

33)Lionel s *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

34)wrrr *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

35)skiddy *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

so far 58 gears.

PLEASE NOTE FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T PAID , PLEASE DO SO BEFORE THE 10TH OCTOBER, IF WE DONT GET ALL PAYMENTS THEN PEOPLE THAT HAVE PAID MIGHT NEED TO PAY EXTRA.

People who haven;t paid and havent replied to my PM's.

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16)DRKSKY32 *IN FOR A PAIR

19)Freddy Kruger *IN FOR 1 GEAR

21)Ruffels *IN FOR A PAIR

25)phatboi2010 *IN FOR A PAIR

27)Edge *IN FOR 1 GEAR

28)Turbz_13 *IN FOR A PAIR

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32)Mike_ *IN FOR 1 GEAR

Hello,

Just a quick question. I know everyone is saying that the inlet side is not required on the rb25det but can it still be used? or does it not work at all?

Hello,

Just a quick question. I know everyone is saying that the inlet side is not required on the rb25det but can it still be used? or does it not work at all?

i belive that it wont fit and it will be useless as the inlet on the RB25 is and oil controled variable one.

so no.

R33Kid,

damm, am I too late ??? Wish I noticed this earlier. I will send U a PM right now. Depositing cash at a Bank tomorrow will not be a problem. I would like a blue pair for R33 GTST. Just not sure what the final price is.

Blukie

Mmmm 1 Day left..

Can we get an update with how much the gears are?

By my calculations.. we should be all good for the $150 still??

R33Kid,

damm, am I too late ??? Wish I noticed this earlier. I will send U a PM right now. Depositing cash at a Bank tomorrow will not be a problem. I would like a blue pair for R33 GTST. Just not sure what the final price is.

Blukie

Hey did you get a pm from r33kid? group buy ends tomorrow

You only need the exhaust cam for R33, sure you want inlet cam as well?

As it says $70 + $10 postage for R33 GTST exhaust cam gear,

or $140 + $10 postage for two gears.

There are definately more than 20 pairs paid for in the above lists

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