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Rare Nismo Air Inlet Pipe Bnr34 And Bcnr33 14460-Rs597

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I have a very rare new Nismo Air Inlet pipe kit to fit R34 and R33 GTR the kit was only used as a display was never fitted to a car this kit is slightly different to the normal kits nismo sell as this kit seemed to be only produced around 2001-2002 when the prototype nismo Z-tune Z1 and Z-tune ver.2002 were being built as it was used on these cars.

Iam looking for $1400 includes delivery the normal nismo kits sell for min 135,000yen with the current rate you would be looking at around $1550 plus postage and import duties and with the amount of work gone into these kits they are worth more then the normal nismo kits being sold today

post-277-0-89595200-1372643228_thumb.jpgThe top pipe is the pipe for sale the bottom is the normal pipe nismo sell

post-277-0-47772400-1372643421_thumb.jpg This pic shows what the normal nismo inlet pipe looks like inside were the two pipes merge

post-277-0-53935700-1372643524_thumb.jpgThis pic shows the pipe for sale alot more work has gone into this pipe everything has been smoothed over and knife-edged

post-277-0-42640700-1372643947_thumb.jpgAnother pic showing the difference of the two pipes one on the left is the normal nismo pipe with the lip on the internal side of the pipe the right nismo pipe it is completely smooth it is like this on all the ends of each pipe in the kit

post-277-0-57418200-1372644351_thumb.jpgThis is the complete kit that is for sale

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