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Hey guys,

Im looking at starting mods to my 33GTST and im contemplating Turbo back exhaust, FMIC and boost controller.

Was looking at Justjap's range, a Trust Intercooler kit is $1,299, where as a JJR Type 2 Intercooler kit is a mere $550.

What are the main differences here? I dont really need anything super duper but I don't want to buy crap either.

And I was also looking at the X-force stainless steel turbo back system. Anyone fitted that before?

Sorry if this has been asked a billion times before (which im sure it has)

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I have just had one of the JJR Type 2 intercooler kits fitted to my R32 GTS-T and the quality and fit of the kit is outstanding.

The piping and clamps are of very high quality and they dont use the tiny weak clamps that some other kits on the market do.

The cores themselves have been proven in applications exceeding 300rwkw so for the majority of vehicles they are an excellent choice.

I will post a pic later tonight if I have a moment.

Value for money? unbeatable - Plus the owner Steve is on SAU under the username 'Just Jap' and they offer most of their products to SAU members at a discount.

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Would the front bar of a S1 R33 need altering to fit a 600x300x76 intercooler? $550 for a type 2 kit seems very reasonable, especially if the IC actually does a decent job.

How much am I looking at for fitting? If I can get away without hacking up the front of the car then id be happy.

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Would the front bar of a S1 R33 need altering to fit a 600x300x76 intercooler? $550 for a type 2 kit seems very reasonable, especially if the IC actually does a decent job.

How much am I looking at for fitting? If I can get away without hacking up the front of the car then id be happy.

Any 600 x 300 x 76mm intercooler on an R33 GTS-T will require some trimming to the front bar

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