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Rb25 6 Boost Manifold T3 + Tial 44Mm Gate + Screamer

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selling my old 6 boost manifold, upgraded to twin scroll so no need for it... good solid setup

probably about 3 years old and has probably seen 10-15 track days on a track only car, 100% never had any problems was still going strong when I removed it.

6boost steampipe manifold, highmount T3 flange, ceramic coated suit RB25

genuine tial 44mm gate (bought with the manifold brand new from 6boost)
stainless steel screamer pipe (can cut flange off end if required)


selling as package $1200, can post at buyers expense.

located northern beaches, sydney.

PM me please.


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Do you mind if I ask who welded the gate pipe to two of the ex-pipes?

Was that from 6 boost or done afterwards?

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yeah no problem, yes it was done by 6boost, he made the manifold complete with the gate pipe and v-band flange already attached he also did the ceramic coating, it has not be modified in any way... I did however make the stainless screamer pipe.

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when I ordered it i didnt specify a model, so it would be the same as other 6boost manifolds and should fit 33 and 34?

I had it in an s13, with rb25 s1 from r33, using r33 mounts and cross member, and it cleared everything fine, id imagine if it fits in a 13, it'll fit in a skyline comfortably.

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someone asked what it sounded like so ill post this up, car had a fairly quiet exhaust but pretty loud on gate :P

out of car, skip to 1:40, 2:15, its the black sil80.

http://vimeo.com/20551020

in car

from friday ill be away for a few weeks, but Ill box this up and if anyone is keen I can organise to have it posted to them.

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someone asked what it sounded like so ill post this up, car had a fairly quiet exhaust but pretty loud on gate :P

out of car, skip to 1:40, 2:15, its the black sil80.

http://vimeo.com/20551020

in car

from friday ill be away for a few weeks, but Ill box this up and if anyone is keen I can organise to have it posted to them.

I can back you up on that, there are no better sounds than an RB on gate with a 6boost manifold, they sound different to most and are epic :yes:

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