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R34/33 Gtr Greddy Intake Kit

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G'day guys,

As topic states I have for sale a full greddy suction intake kit for a r33 GTR or r34 GTR..

Purchased a week before christmas and has been on my car for less than 2000kms..

Paid a little over $1500 delivered

Am asking $1050 delivered anywhere in aus

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I'll hopefully get some pics up tomorrow. Piping is still on car.. Condition is pretty much new, has been on the car less than a month and was purchased brand new from kudos Motorsport..

OMGGTR Mentor

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Whats your reason for changing to the ARC inlet box?

i always wanted one of these but if your reason for the ARC box is good enuf maby ill buy one of them lol

Cheers gl with the sale

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I'd say it would be just to avoid the legalities of having pod filters as we all know coppers hate them

Its an air box = happy pigga's

Plus its ARC.... Nuff said :thumbsup:

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Yes weapon is right

I have been 'very politely' told to get rid of my pods.. I suppose I could easily just enclose them but the box just seems so much easier..

Plus it's ARC baby.. ;)

Any which way somebody is getting a VERY good deal considering the cost to replace the greddy pipes..

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I'll budge abit on price although I can't go much lower than $970 delivered as I need it replaced with an airbox.. If I can't sell it for that I'd rather just keep it..

Will try and get pics up soon but we all know what they look like..

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It's not the manifold side sorry buddy, just the pods and intake piping that goes to the turbos.. Will only fit R33 GTRs and R34 GTRs..

Price drop to $930 posted guys..

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