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I bought these new and installed in my car in jan of this year so they have only done maybe 3 or 4 k kms , they are in the car now and making 350kw on 98 . $580 DELIVERED post-22701-0-35235000-1344039876_thumb.jpgpost-22701-0-56704900-1344040051_thumb.jpgpost-22701-0-12078700-1344040070_thumb.jpg

to run in a rb25 i need some resistor pack?

I think so , i know there is difference just not sure what it is but im sure someone will be able to tell you

Will these fit the standard fuel rail on the R32 GTR?

Yes they do fit in std rail and sard rail and i have proof of when i bought these so not old with heaps of kms , like i said 500 posted which is cheap or i will just keep them

Hey mate,

I'm keen on these - would you meet me part way in sydney to purchase them?

Thanks

I was at wtac today could have taken them , but i can post them to you mate :)

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