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Hello all,

I have a Trust V-SPL Intercooler for ECR33 and have decided not to put it on my car (coz I need mo). It is now up for grabs.

Specs:

*Brand New - That means never been used and still in the box.

*Core Size - 600x270x76mm

*Full Piping Kit - Comes with every nut, bolt, clamp, rubber connector, hose, t piece, and cable tie you need to fit it straight onto your car. It even comes with a replacement wiper reservior to accomodate the new piping!

I have seen similar kits by HKS, Blitz, and Apexi all for around $2500 at local retailers/performance shops.

I'm after SOLD!! but may be open to reasonable offers.

I'm in Melbourne so I'd prefer local buyers. Interstate buyers will be responsible for all postage charges (at cost) and provide full payment via direct deposit before I go to the post office (sorry cant be stuffed being burnt). Otherwise payment will be in the form of cash or direct deposit into my bank account. All prices are in Australian dollars :)

PM me for a phone number, email address, or offers if you're interested.

Pics:

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I'll post more pic upon request.

Cheers

People have asked for more pics and stuff so here we go:

Coola-1.jpg

My Siemens "Smart Pass" is the same size as a credit card.

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Genuine Greddy logo stamped into the cooler.

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Inside the end tanks.

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Everything you need.

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Piping... obviously.

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Perfect mandrel bends.

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V-SPL Intercooler for ECR33.

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Fins are protected by original packaging.

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Securely packed and ready to go.

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