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stock gtr bovs have been proven to handle up to 400rwkw . So a smart legal upgrade for R32GTST,R33 GTST,R34GTT owners.

Its basically a bolt on upgrade from your factory valve and it sounds better.

The best/cheapest bov you can put on the car and make heaps of power, with out getting done for it.. Especially the way the cops are going these days i think its a smart option.

I have 2 of them and there both in very good condition.

asking $130 each firm pick up from Taylorslakes Melbourne or can post around Australia for an extra $5 each

Pm/ call or sms me if interested. 0422756270

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