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R34 GTR HKS Filter Kit with brackets. Not sure if it fits an R32 but might fit 33, or modify to suit. $110 inc registered post. Needs one new filter. sold

R32 GTR Blitz SUS Filter Kit no brackets. Note one of the filters has two tiny splits. $120 inc registered post.

K & N pods. Part number RR3003. $89 each at Autobarn. $30 each inc registered post.

Open to REASONABLE offers on some items.

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hey mate will the k&N pod fit R34 Gtt? if so i will take it.

Cheer

you'll need an adapter to use a pod on the AFM in any case, available from Autobarn etc. The filter has a 75mm outlet so it will fit a pod adapter of that size. but yes with an adapter it will work fine.

cheers

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