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I'm selling my R34 sedan and I'm parting out a few items to reduce its price.

So the Blitz turnflow front mount is up for sale. The intercooler is still on the car and will be removed within 24hours of a deposit.

This is a great bolt on mod from a very respected company. It comes with all the piping and brackets required and you don't have to cut a hole into your engine bay unlike other (non turnflow) intercoolers. I've been told this will also fit R33's.

Its in excellent condition with only a few fins showing signs of wear.

For more info on blitz intercoolers visit: http://www.blitz.com.au/Intercooler.html

RRP:$1200

Price: $650.

Pick up from Melb South east suburbs.

PM contact details and i will contact you. First in best dressed.

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I'm selling my R34 sedan and I'm parting out a few items to reduce its price.

So the Blitz turnflow front mount is up for sale. The intercooler is still on the car and will be removed within 24hours of a deposit.

This is a great bolt on mod from a very respected company. It comes with all the piping and brackets required and you don't have to cut a hole into your engine bay unlike other (non turnflow) intercoolers. I've been told this will also fit R33's.

Its in excellent condition with only a few fins showing signs of wear.

For more info on blitz intercoolers visit: http://www.blitz.com.au/Intercooler.html

RRP:$1200

Price: $650.

Pick up from Melb South east suburbs.

PM contact details and i will contact you. First in best dressed.

Hi, I am in Mordialloc 3195, where are you in Melb. please call me on 0439 818008 to arrange a meeting

cheers

Alex and Tim

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I'm selling my R34 sedan and I'm parting out a few items to reduce its price.

So the Blitz turnflow front mount is up for sale. The intercooler is still on the car and will be removed within 24hours of a deposit.

This is a great bolt on mod from a very respected company. It comes with all the piping and brackets required and you don't have to cut a hole into your engine bay unlike other (non turnflow) intercoolers. I've been told this will also fit R33's.

Its in excellent condition with only a few fins showing signs of wear.

For more info on blitz intercoolers visit: http://www.blitz.com.au/Intercooler.html

RRP:$1200

Price: $650.

Pick up from Melb South east suburbs.

PM contact details and i will contact you. First in best dressed.

Do you still have cooler?

If so plz sms me on 0421816754.

May be interested.

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your reo bar will need slight trim just a little bit. i've installed these before , ive got one one on mine as well.

are you sure this kit will fit straight into a r33?

if its still available please pm me.

thanks.

If anyone is interested in these coolers, I have them in stock. Please check link below. And yes they are both suitable for r33 and r34.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Bl...ts-t302571.html

Eugene

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