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I have a full set of poilshed, stainless steel piping to for a GTR FMIC to go into a GTST. It is the piping only, no cooler, clamps or silicon hose, I going it to fit a GTR FMIC into my skyline but bought a hybrid kit instead so I no longer need the piping. It's been poilshed up till it looks chrome and the weld marks a small, the piping has also been flared to suit 3" intakes. Looking around $350 and upwards.

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Sorry for the delay here is a pic of the piping, did I mention that they are mandrel bent? Must have slipped my mind :rofl: anyways, it should fit most 600x300x(65-90)mm with 3" inlets.

DISZ-IT, yes you were the 1st to make an offer (which is too low) but not the 1st to make contact, sorry mate. If you really want it then I suggest you give me a price I can't refuse....

Sorry for butting in - but I have GTR cooler for sale (with GTS-T mounts, no pipework), would go well with this pipework ! See here: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=29336

Hopefully help you sell the pipework legend !

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