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Just wondering if the Stagea airbox and associated brackets are shared with any of the skylines? Ours has a M's pod on it and, frankly, its a bit too much 'farken whoosh' and overly fully sik for my liking.

edit: '97 S1 RS Four Dayz.

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Oh, awesome. I'm afraid I'll try and get one a bit more locally though, thanks for the offer.

Yep...got sick of the sucky noise and just got rid of my pod and put a factory airbox back on. With the Pipercross replacement panel filter (PP1128-MX) there is no loss of power (in fact colder air delivery than an unsheilded pod) and i like the sound of my straight six engine.

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