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If you change your mind.

I have hks2530s on a stock manifold and im upgrading to a motec m800 and im looking for the hardpipe kit from turbo to airfilters off the turbos.

Do the turbos sit in the same place as a stock manifold would? i have mines stainless dump pipes off the turbos to a split veilside 2.5 inch front pipes to cat.

Intrested in the manifolds and hard pipes to turbos afmless.

Did you mount your bovs turbo side or use the stock pipe work and placement of the gtr bovs.

Let me know either way mate id even be intrested in a trade of stock manifolds/heatshields if you wanted to do it that ways plus cash your way.

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If you change your mind.

I have hks2530s on a stock manifold and im upgrading to a motec m800 and im looking for the hardpipe kit from turbo to airfilters off the turbos.

Do the turbos sit in the same place as a stock manifold would? i have mines stainless dump pipes off the turbos to a split veilside 2.5 inch front pipes to cat.

Intrested in the manifolds and hard pipes to turbos afmless.

Did you mount your bovs turbo side or use the stock pipe work and placement of the gtr bovs.

Let me know either way mate id even be intrested in a trade of stock manifolds/heatshields if you wanted to do it that ways plus cash your way.

hey mate, nah im not gona seperate the manifolds, ive already got buyers for for the turbos, hard pipe kit, dumps and front pipe.

i just gota wait till i pick them up during the week and meet up with all the buyers. if anything changes ill be in touch but everything seems to be gone atm

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hey mate, nah im not gona seperate the manifolds, ive already got buyers for for the turbos, hard pipe kit, dumps and front pipe.

i just gota wait till i pick them up during the week and meet up with all the buyers. if anything changes ill be in touch but everything seems to be gone atm

Did this stuff sell mate im still keen as bro.

Just pulled my motor out for a clean up of the engine bay.

Let me know mate

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