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Dose Pipe Sutututu Grand Master

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Hello,

I have a stock manifold from a R33 RB25DET that came from Edward Lees.. probably has 1/2 a million kms on it but it's still makes the bitches wet.

So what is up for sale?

A stock RB25DET manifold with 55mm studs, of which 38mm are exposed. Great for mounting massive turbos to you ticking time bomb, also 4x matching nuts.

So why buy mine? well... chances are when you try to remove your existing studs you'll snap them.. then will curse for a good 3 hours.. then you will try to buy another manifold and repeat the same process.. hopefully it won't snap... but yeah, then comes the part where you try to buy the extended studs locally and fail miserably because no one stocks that shit.

YOU BUY NOW, MANY AWESOMES.

Price: $55 OR a slab of James Squire 150 Lashes OR White Rabbit..(won't accept any rank shit beer)

Location: Canley Vale

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$20 more and I'll throw in that wooden stool that I use for photoshoots for most of my car parts, guaranteed to make bitches wet and soak their panties and your R33 GT-R passenger seat in your GTS-t with ROTA GRIDS..

fuuuuuarkkkkkkkkkkkkk

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