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Hey guys,

1x custom intake pipe, fits stock turbo, comes with sillicon and sounds great, from 2inch to 3inch $130 (SOLD)

1x intake pipe, can fit stock turbo just need to get the right sillicon, this is 3 inch all the way. comes with 3inch sillicon $130

ADDED 1x rubber intake pipe, blue will fit stock turbo. $100 (SOLD)

1x HKS wastegate 50mm never been used brand new. $350

1x R33 s2 driver seat has a rip on the door side is repairable. $100

1x R33 s2 passenger seat excellent condition. $180

will post at buys expence.

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is it a genuine HKS gate?

could be a copy its got HKS on top of the wastegate, its been tested holds i think 14psi, its was done about 3 months ago

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Hey guys,

1x custom intake pipe, fits stock turbo, comes with sillicon and sounds great, from 2inch to 3inch $130

1x intake pipe, can fit stock turbo just need to get the right sillicon, this is 3 inch all the way. comes with 3inch sillicon $130

ADDED 1x rubber intake pipe, blue will fit stock turbo. $100

1x HKS wastegate 50mm never been used brand new. $350

1x R33 s2 driver seat has a rip on the door side is repairable. $100

1x R33 s2 passenger seat excellent condition. $180

will post at buys expence.

ADDED 1x rubber intake pipe, blue will fit stock turbo. $100 ill buy this one please pm bank details thanks

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Does the wastegate come in the original box with all the fittings?

Also how old is the wastegate? I've never seen a hks 50mm look like yours, they dont have hks stamped on top and they arent smooth, they have "fins" on top.

cheers

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Does the wastegate come in the original box with all the fittings?

Also how old is the wastegate? I've never seen a hks 50mm look like yours, they dont have hks stamped on top and they arent smooth, they have "fins" on top.

cheers

i have only had the wastgate for about 3 months doesnt look like its been used but had been modified, i had protech take a look at it and dom said the wategate is fine, could be a old version but it is a HKS.

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