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Hi guys, Selling my brand new top mount MX twin scroll exhaust manifold that i bought for my 26/30 setup. It has a twin gate setup for 45mm gates. It has been HPC coated. Will suit any rb motor im pretty sure. It has been custom made to fit any turbo size up to GT42 frame with 5inch front housing.

Only reason for sale is it didnt fit my turbo to begin with and i had to send it back to get remade and took them months and just got over waiting so go my tuner to custom make one on the car the way i wanted and now they wont return it.

I paid $1450 for it and ill be happy to get $1200 back.

if you want more photo's i can send them to your phone. Files are to big to upload.

Located in melbourne, Vic

Christian

0423 756 123

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