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Roy Grand Master

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Hi guys, anybody here knows how much is it to do a full cooler kit (excluding cooler) for R33 GTST would cost?

The price will vary greatly depending who you talk to , and what you ask for...so be sure to compare apples with apples.

Things that will impact cost are:

- the material (aluminium, stainless steel or mild steel)

- What piping you are after, form turbo to throttle body, or from inner guard to throttle body, or to/from inner guard utilising existing piping

- New flanges etc for BOVs

- Painted, polished etc etc.

- Installation, are they to mount and install the cooler, trim the bar etc etc.

Have a think about what you are comfortable doing yourself and be sure to ask for the same thing from all that quote

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Roy Grand Master

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Roy does good piping! Hand made flanges, rolled edges, fully polished.... teh piping is the most expensive (in man-hours and tools used up to make) part on my car.... and it's not even installed yet!

:Oops: Dont go telling my old boss about the tungstan burrs i broke, or the fact that the workshop was open overnight to get it done :Oops:

Just like a good painting is the result of love and passion, so was your bit of shiny pipe

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