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Item: Nismo Universal Fitment Fuel Pressure Regulator & 8mm Fuel Rail Adapter

Age: BRAND NEW

Condition: Still in box/plastic/with instructions (in jap)

Price: $200 for both (the adapter is useless without the rail and vice versa)

To Fit: all nissan motors

Location: Melb VIC

Contact: via PM

Comments: bought this from Nengun about a year ago, waited for ever for it to arrive, and in the mean time went with a different setup. perfect for bumping your rail pressure to squeeze those extra rwkws out of your injectors. cheers guys.

Part no's 22670-RR710 & 22672-RR710

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take 150 for it?

won't go that low - but i'm open to offers. 150 is well below cost price, not to mention whatever the price is worth for the inconvenience of having to wait for it to arrive from japan. this thing is brand spankin - took it out to look at it, then put it back in and its sat there ever since. much better than sard, and i wouldnt even go near a malpassi.

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