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R33Matt

By R33Matt,
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R33Matt

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Hey,

Just wondering if there is a performance shop in Perth that sells Dump Pipes, Intercooler Kits and other mods for your car. Ive seen alot of stuff that i like on JustJap but would like it better if I could just buy it straight from a shop. Is online the only way to get good parts at a good price or is there a performance shop in Perth that sells everything?

Thanks! :banana:

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SKYRYAN Grand Master

SKYRYAN

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You want to buy my JustJap 3" Split Dump/Front? (Stainless)

Taking it off soon because I have a HKS Dump with the new turbo and some mild steel front pipe.

Heaps of places have intercooler kits, just ring around for prices :banana:

SKYRYAN Grand Master

SKYRYAN

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Yeah JJR dump/front in one, 3inch stainless. Has a new o2 sensor in it aswell.

Might be taking it out either next weekend or the one after if that suits you? R33 GTST right?

It's been in my car for about 4-5 months, and the 02 sensor is 3-4 months old.

$200?

SKY 34 Mentor

SKY 34

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getting off the shelf cost about 1.5 times sometimes double of what you could have gotten the items for if you were to get them online.

unless its an absolute emergency, I don't recommend getting them from local shops...Intercooler kits are rather common, you can get them from any performance shop, but will probably be china branded ones. Dump pipe, just go to an exhaust shop and got them made up.

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buy online you will save $$$

also in my personal opionion, i would stay away from CHINA intercooler kits, if you have the cash go something like t a greddy m-spec kit (around $600-$700) or vspl ($1200).

try these website too

www.nengun.com

www.greenline.jp

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