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Hi guys,

Selling my set of tomei expreme RB26 manifolds. They fit all models of GTR with RB26 heads (so RB30 is fine too). These are THE best RB26 aftermarket manifold out there.

Tomei exhaust manifold kit includes the beautiful tomei exhaust manifolds, which retain the factory heatshields and brackets, plus they are investment cast, not welded sections or mandrel bent which means much less chance of cracking. Also included is a full Nissan turbo gasket kit, turbo inlet gaskets, turbo outlet gaskets, manifold gaskets, locking tabs, nuts, studs, everything. there is over $200 just in gaskets, heat wrap and other small parts.

The large diameter, straight runner design means high gas velocity which improves spool up and midrange. Not much top end gain but GTRs don't really have power making problems. they have midrange and spool up problems. I've personally used them on 2 of my past GTRs with great results. I love them. I bought this set for my current GTR but am not going any further with that car and need to sell them.

price is $990 (currently over $1200 on nengun and around $1500 retail) they are brand new in original boxes.

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try pricing up all the genuine nissan parts and be in for a shock of how much it adds up to!

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as i stated in my pm ill hopefully get back to u really soon about these puppies.

just a quick question r u selling any of ur cars as well dude

cheers

julz

No worries. To answer your question yes I'll most likely be selling my R32 GTR (had it for 7 years) and my R33 GTR and possibly my S13 drifter too. There'll be threads soon in for sale (cars).

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