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Anyone got or know a good place to pick up a second hand R33 GTR intercooler to use on a GTST?

I am thinking that I should go the cheaper route rather than buying a new kit, and use that money towards my exhaust (I want to get the new Hitech system with the split dump pipe, but its a tad pricey :D )

I assume the stock skyline cooler is not worth anything to anyone?

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it all depends on how much power you wanna make.

If you can pick up a R33 GTR intercooler for $500-700 its pretty much a steal since wreakers are askin for $950 or so for them.

when lookin for a gtr intercooler (tube/fin) make sure the tubes aint bent, make sure you look carefully inside!

Fins are easily repaired, just make sure its all in ok condition.

You also gotta consider the mounting & also piping, once you buy the intercooler the piping will set u back $600+ (Shop around for this)

Stock R33 intercooler....well dont expect more then $100 2 be honest.

Hope this helps.

Im selling a GTR intercooler, R32 ? R33? dont know. tell me how many tubes each has and i could tell you which one i have.

If you know someone in Syd you can trust to site it for you im happy to sell to interstate. I purchased it from an Adelaide wrecker who promised me an IC in excellent condition ($970), what i received was an IC with dents in top and bottom baffle plate. I have had the IC acid dipped, and polished. Now have HKS IC so the GTR IC just sits in my garage.

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