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Best Stock 32 Gtr Intercooler Replacement?

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As the topic says, what front mount is a better option when replacing the front mount inter cooler but still using the same mounting style?

Basically wanna replace the stock one and bolt something the same back on using same mounting points but not 20 yrs old!

Any help would be appreciated!

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What power does the car make?

If you're thinking of replacing it because of its age, it's a part that doesn't age so unless it's been smashed by rocks save your money.

Best fitment will usually be Japanese made items though. Of course that means spending more money than the kits you'll no doubt see on eBay etc.

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Its Stock but has a bit of fin damage.

Ideally I would love to find a stocko that's in good nic but it's pretty much just to make it look better for re sale! Had it for 10+ years and its time to sell the old girl.

Have done alot of work to it interior wise getting it to look immaculate. It will be one for the enthusiast/ collector when it comes time to sell! :(

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Just fix the fins? With a bit of time it can be done :)

Or just buy another 2nd hand one, usually sell pretty cheap and they are perfect for well over 350rwkw anyway so no point changing to something different.

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