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Yes,They made for R33/R34 GTR Z32 afm

The kit Come with

2x Air Filter Adaptors

8x bolts for AFMs

4x Forged Pipes

2x Aluminum Pipes

1x Bracket Set

6x Straight Silicone Joiners

12x Hose Clamps

1x 1.5m Stainless Steel AN6 Mesh Hose Kit (for relocation of power steering pump)

would the pipes fit a r33gtr and are they made form the same materials? as greddy?
Cusco Oil catch kit -----------------------$100 delivered

Any pics of this please? I'd appreciate some :cheers:

Also - would you be willing to post to Melbourne?

Thanks!

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