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some guy on the forums was selling just the cooler for like $800 bucks or so, usally the kit comes with braided lines, filter relocation kit, a replacement grill (to cover the cooler) and some other bits and pieces so i would say about $1500 but like i said it could be abit more.

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Guest RedLineGTR

Skyline R33 GTST complete kits - stepped curved core.

with -8 speedflow fittings ..................................................$1098.00.

with -10 " " & blueprinted sandwich block ......$1198.00

Oil Cooler only .................................................................$ 838.00

Fitting kit only -8 .............................................................$ 338.00

" " " -10 .............................................................$ 438.00

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ARE Cooling (Brendale, QLD) make their own stepped & curved core oil cooler.

http://www.are.com.au/products/oilcoolers.htm

Check out this guys site, make's a kit for r33 for $1098.

this guy has done a reap or R&D and has a heap of usefull information on his site, even owns a r33 skyline himself.

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