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sending it tuesday morning. Dont think the post office is open on monday

everyone else

Im picking up coolers on tuesday and sending them tuesday. if you want one let me so I we can trade details.

are they genuine hybrid intercooler?

Hi Guys

My mate has just landed a few thousand hybrid intercoolers. 600mm x 300mm x 76mm. These coolers are exactly the same design as the original hybrid manufactures. The specs you see on those intercooler also applies here.. I will post up some spec soon.

Here are the specs

Attrictive polished aluminum look

3" inlet and 3" outlet pipes for high flow  

Low pressure drop 0.2psi at 15psi of boost

80 psi for up to 800 horses

Made by lightweight but strong material. Same Structure and material used as famous "Hibrid" Intercooler. Weight ~8kg

All coolers have been Pressure tested.

15 bars core design. For more efficient air flow over the older 16 bar design.

2 sizes

Size: 600mm x 300mm x 76mm

NEW PRICES

up to 5 buyer: $330

5 to 10: $300

10+: $295

Size: 450mm x 300mm x 76mm

NEW PRICES

up to 5 buyer: $325

5 to 10: $295

10+: $290

p&h: ~$25 to the east side of australia and $30 to the west.

As seen in the picture the cardboard box has polystyrene strips to protect the fins from transport damage. The cardboard box is even double up in places for extra strength.

Payment must be by Direct Deposit.

Local Pickup is available. Save p&h..

If you have doubt about buying from this group buy do a search for other groups buys with my name. Im sure you will find out quickly Im an honest bloke :D . Also if for some rare reason I can't get the parts and you have already transferred money to my account your money will be transfered back to your account straight away!!

Piping will be available soon for this intercooler. Soon I mean ~1 month..

EDITED Sorry I told a lie. these are genine hybrid intercoolers they came straight out of the hybrid factory!.. Actually right now I have the limited edition coolers. Be quick. and yes it does have the hybrid logo.

piping not available yet.

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