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HR31 GTS-R RB20DET-R Homologation Manifold

This is an extremely rare factory Nissan equal length runner stainless manifold.

Those of you that know what this is, know it’s value.  These have sold in the past at prices much higher than what I am asking.

For those that don’t know what it is your about to be schooled.

There were only 800 GroupA homologation Hr31 Gts-r skylines made.
These manifolds feature equal length runners and a split merge collector, this gives any rb it’s bolted to a very unique sound referred to as "that sound" by R31house in Japan and has legendary status.

As stated, these cars were only developed purely so the Hr31 could compete in Japanese GroupA racing and so is a genuine part of Nissan racing history.

This one is in amazing condition as well, one of the best I have ever seen. 
It will bolt up to any RB20 or RB25 and give your car something special. 
The sound these manifolds make is just insane, listen to the videos on YouTube.

If you don’t understand what this is please don’t leave negative comments. 


$2900aud
Happy to ship

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Incredibly Rare OG BNR34 Factory Momo

These were available as optional extra very very late in the r34 production.

Only see a few of these come up for sale in japan each year. 
 

Photo of steering wheel in the car is for attention and to show that Tommy Kaira knee where it was at. 

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$1400

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