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Item: Silver Stealth FX BOV

Condition: Excellent

Price: $275 ono (retails @ $529.00) :(

To Fit: R33 GTS-t

Location: Wollongong

Contact: PM for details

Comments: I really don't want to sell this but I need the money to buy text books for uni.

EDIT: This is now listed elsewhere so get in quick before its gone

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Edited by BLK33T

this sounds meant to do both of those with just a twist to adjust it lolz would of bought it if it fits a R32 gtst lol or else i would have to goto repco or some where to pay 500 + for new one lol

hey it makes the psssht noise LoL :(

but if you wind the spring right down and put a pod filter on then it will make that other noise if you want. However doing so negates the entire reason for having a BOV in the first place.

dou dou douuuuu! usually = reversion ... which is what you are trying to elminate with a BOV

two offer have fallen through needs to go!

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