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posted this in the wrong section first, whoops. fix`d now.

his if more the R32, Looking to purchse the oem intake rubber from front turbo, also the bov Tube that goes behind the bumper for recurculating and the y pipe to the bov`s on driver side, also the front turbo recerculation 90* rubber elbo from the solid y pip inder the air box to front turbo inlet,

And OEM air box,

For r32 gtr,

Or if anyone car price thease new? or get me part #`s We dont have many here in the states.

thanks for your time guys.

Best regards,

Agatino Fortunato.

posted this in the wrong section first, whoops. fix`d now.

his if more the R32, Looking to purchse the oem intake rubber from front turbo, also the bov Tube that goes behind the bumper for recurculating and the y pipe to the bov`s on driver side, also the front turbo recerculation 90* rubber elbo from the solid y pip inder the air box to front turbo inlet,

And OEM air box,

For r32 gtr,

Or if anyone car price thease new? or get me part #`s We dont have many here in the states.

thanks for your time guys.

Best regards,

Agatino Fortunato.

I have a heap of R32/33 GTR piping, including most if not all intercooler pipes and bov plum back piping. $200 for the lot! Parts are located in Sydney and can arrange postage! :) PM if interested!

I have a heap of R32/33 GTR piping, including most if not all intercooler pipes and bov plum back piping. $200 for the lot! Parts are located in Sydney and can arrange postage! :worship: PM if interested!

Can you send some pics? [email protected]

Shoot me your # in the e mai as well il call you.

thanks,

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