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Hi all,

I am about to place an order with REX KELWAY on a set of high mount steampipe manifold for my RB engine and I want to see if anybody else is interested as well. Check out the photos, these are made of steampipe and CNC cut flanges. Beautifully presented and just as good, if not better than 6boost and Extreme.

RB20/25 high mount with/out external gate outlet - $890.

Other turbo / wastegate flange combinations available.

Let me know before the end of July '09 if interested. You can message me here or [email protected]

Thanks

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Cool! Is this the advertising thread?

I've got a truckload of stuff I want to sell. Or can I piggy back off the headlight one?

Or should we pay the trader fee like the traders have to?

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Cool! Is this the advertising thread?

I've got a truckload of stuff I want to sell. Or can I piggy back off the headlight one?

Or should we pay the trader fee like the traders have to?

As a matter of fact, Im not a trader, just someone that's come across some good things and wish to share it with my fellow Skyline owners at a good price.... I have email / correspondence between the suppliers and myself to prove this....But why should I have to justify myself to a nobody like you ?

By the way, these manifolds are from Kelway and the headlights are being developed by a company in NZ. You can try to get them individually and see if they'd do it for you at the bulk price. If these conditions dont qualify them as group-buys then I dont know what does

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