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Hey All,

Item: Selling A Trust 100mm Intercooler.

Price: $1050 ono

Details: Intercooler is in great condition. minor chip to one of the exits (can be seen in second pic) but isnt really an issue. thought i would mention it. As far as i know it suits Gt-r R32,R33,R34 and 260RS.

Payment/Postage: Direct Bank Deposit or Pickup Is Available from Sydney (Hurstville Area). Will send anywhere in Australia at buyers cost.

Contact: Pm or This Thread.

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Fins are in very good condition... few that are damaged but sooooo minor. Should fit onto standard pipes. i was using greddy intercooler pipework but im sure standard will still be fine.

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Yes it is a genuine Trust intercooler..

Reason for sale is I have one to a larger Trust intercooler (150mm)

Intercooler is sold as is... Although I am thinking about selling my trust intercooler pipe work kit (4piece) but that would be extra.

As for Hp I don't know it's limits but it would prob be fine up to 800hp possibly more.

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