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Item Summary: FMIC - Cooling-Pro, Brand New, Bar & Plate, 550x180x65

Location: QLD: Brisbane

Condition: New

Reason for Selling: No longer Needed

Asking Price: $100 + P&H

Delivery Methods: PickUp or Freight

Contact Info: 0401 840 770, [email protected] or PM

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G'day all,

I have this brand new FMIC that is now no longer needed. I purchased it in 2008 in preparation to increasing the boost in my Zed as a replacement for the factory top mount intercooler. Due to life getting in the way and plans changing it was never fitted. I have since sold the Zed so this is now just collecting dust. It is a Cooling-Pro brand and I bought it from Just Jap. They are currently retailing for $169 on their site. I payed $150 for it so at $100 this is a nice little discount, my loss is your gain. It is a bar a plate type with only a few bent fins prob due to freight and it doesn't have the logo painted on it. Would suit any turbo car with limited height room in the front bar. Dimensions 550x180x65 with 2.25" inlets.

Cheers, benson.

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