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I have an r33/r34 one sitting in my garage that I can't fit due to the location of my boost controller. I got it off these forums about a year ago and it has sat gathering dust ever since.

You do need the stock air intake section of the factory intake to fit them though.

PM me if you are possibly interested in it for a small fee.

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I have an r33/r34 one sitting in my garage that I can't fit due to the location of my boost controller. I got it off these forums about a year ago and it has sat gathering dust ever since.

You do need the stock air intake section of the factory intake to fit them though.

PM me if you are possibly interested in it for a small fee.

Thanks mate PM sent

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But its Georgi the Rebel that wears Ugg Boots in Summer hahaha dosnt fear from none :no:

haha ok theres no need to bag me out...im sure theres a good reason he wanted crust in his name :D

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