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Curmi Grand Master

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have this stainless steel manifold that i got with my turbo but want to sell this for extra $$$$............

fits rb20 and rb25, i had it test fitted on my rb20 when engine was out and sat and bolted up really good. i have pictures of that also.

fits t4 turbo's i think will ask tuner tomorrow and confirm.

asking $350 as this is really great material and wont crack like other cheap ones out there.

feel free to ask me questions.

this picture has a flange reducer t4 to t3 but this manifold does not come with that. if you want one i can get one for you.

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Curmi Grand Master

Curmi

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just confirmed with tuner today its a standard t3 flange so this will bolt onto any t3 turbo such as r33 turbo, r32 turbo,....want this gone guys or ill put it on ebay....

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1988 HR31 Coupe

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have this stainless steel manifold that i got with my turbo but want to sell this for extra $$$$............

fits rb20 and rb25, i had it test fitted on my rb20 when engine was out and sat and bolted up really good. i have pictures of that also.

fits t4 turbo's i think will ask tuner tomorrow and confirm.

asking $350 as this is really great material and wont crack like other cheap ones out there.

feel free to ask me questions.

this picture has a flange reducer t4 to t3 but this manifold does not come with that. if you want one i can get one for you.

post-47637-1251117381_thumb.jpg

Hey mate

Just wondering if the turbo stays in standard pos. need to know dont have much room might be keen

Cheers

Mike

Curmi Grand Master

Curmi

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bump want this gone guys interested in swaps also anything to do with r32 or rb20 pm me with what you got also 17x9-9.5 rims,

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