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Nissan OEM part for t28 flange which I'm assuming will fit my t518z and aftermarket dump (as they should both be same as the original as they are bolt-ons).

Nissan have said $41 new cos I've heard the aftermarket ones are crap.

Can anyone beat $41 or suggest an aftermarket one that will be good?

This is in preparation for fitting a new stainless exhaust manifold so I figure may as well change over a gasket (or put one on) while I'm there :)

You are right about the aftermarket ones being crap, but if your genuine one isn't busted, i'd reuse it. They last ages.

I bet you will find all sorts of nuts and bolts missing when putting the manifold on....

Too_much - yeah i'd like to re-use it but I don't wanna have everything apart then find out it ain't there or ain't in a condition to be put back on so I will buy one and think of it as an upgrade. If the old one is good that's cool I'll sell mine on or keep it spare - I'm sure someone will need it.

VLS_BACK - Thanks - please let me know I will be ordering soon.

meggala - S15?! which part is s15? the dump pipe ?

PS. is there a way I can check what condition it's in before I start taking stuff off ? I'm assuming no-way.

Well if advan's one is half price I'll pay the postage and get that. Mind you $10 postage = $30.. $40 for a nissan one.. HMM

well. truth be told i will pay the lowest price for the good that works. if it doesn't work ill pay more till i get the cheapest one that will.. .. i just dont like overpaying.. and $40 for a freakin boot seems exxy.

Guess I'll have to get it then..

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