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Just Jap Racing, Australia's biggest Japanese High Performance Parts Dealer, is pleased to bring our valued customers some hot new deals on the ever popular Bosch 040 & 044 Fuel Pump Upgrades.

Buying in bulk means we can bring you the best best pricing around, with no minimum orders and no special conditions, just Genuine products at amazing prices!

Purchase your parts from Australia's largest and most trusted High Performance Parts Superstore!

Our massive range of parts is growing larger by the week, so remember if you are chasing a specific part and cannot see it on our website, please contact us as chances are, we can source it for you!

BOSCH 040 FUEL PUMP

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- In Tank Upgrade

$210.00 + FREE DELIVERY!

BOSCH 044 FUEL PUMP

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- External (Inline) Upgrade

$210.00 + FREE DELIVERY!

HOW CAN YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER?

The answer is simple!

Purchase online now via our massive new website at http://www.justjap.com for fast Australia-wide delivery.

With Australia's biggest range of High Performance Japanese Parts all under one roof, and all available online, purchasing your tuning parts online couldn't be easier!

Please contact our sales team if you have any questions, or reply here.

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Are the 040s still available? If so please pm with details

Cheers - Trent

Hi Trent,

They most certainly are :)

You can purchase online, quickly and easily by following the URL below:

http://www.justjap.com/store/manufacturers.php?manufacturerid=39

Cheers,

Steve

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