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Hi Guys,

For sale is a Greddy STYLE (NOT GENUINE) Inlet plenum I bought off Ebay.

I have fully ported it and beed blasted it and it is 100% ready to bolt onto a car.

if any one has bought one will know that they are no where near ready to bolt on to car as they come.

I have spent over 8 hours getting it ported by a proffesional porter (usually does car heads)

it has come up really well inside the ports and should flow well.

I have not touched the out side so it still looks a little messy.

it has also had the water neck inlet modified so it fits properly.

Most threads have also been re tapped to make sure they are good.

Comes with mounting kit that it came with from Ebay.

I paid 250 + 25 frieght and have spent a small fortune on it with the porting.

I would like $300.00 dollars for it and buyer pays frieght if out side of tasmania.

if you have any questions please dont hesitate to call me on 0406 270 490 or email [email protected]

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