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Which 100mm 33GTR cooler can keep mesh?

RB335

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RB335

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Hi Guys.

I'm wondering if anybody knows which 100mm cooler on a R33 GTR can keep the mesh.

9/10 people say they had to cut the tabs so remove it but I have heard isolated situations of it clearing such as a HKS one
that somebody reported.

I also know that HKS and Blitz i think released some new coolers too.

If anybody can report something they use off the shelf that works let me know please, prefer with swept tanks to suit OEM pipes.

Hypertune was test fitting their new 100mm intercoolers and came back to me it doesn't clear.  So I'm looking into the Jap brands.

Cheers.

  • 4 months later...
Dobz Experienced

Dobz

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I have a fleabay 100mm cooler on my 33 gtr and the bottom tabs are bent up and touching. They have done a bit of rubbing and scratching but eh... cheap fleabay.

Modified brackets could possibly pull the cooler back enough to clear otherwise just get an 80mm core.

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