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Hi all,

I have a few bits for sale.

I have an HKS remote filter mount kit, it is the billet alluminium kit with -12 hoses and the hose ends and the take off plate and the remote filter mount. The fiter mount has attachments for three gauge sensors. It will suit any car that uses a Z442 filter (SR20DETs use this as do all CA18s and I believe some RBs do too) I also have to go with this kit a stock GTI-R tripple gauge cluster that has been modified to accept three HKS gauges. They read Oill temp, oil pressure and boost and come with the wiring and sensors needed. The gauge cluster will fit in any single din slot. All the HKS bits are second hand. To go with this stuff I bought a brand new Earls 16 row oil cooler. I checked the price of it today and it sells now for $445 AUD. It's part number is 41612. It's 2inch/50mm thick, 11inch/280mm wide and 5inch/125mm tall and has -12 male fittings. All you will need to buy is some -12 hose for the cooler and I'd replace the rubber o-rings and copper crush washers at the fittings before installation to be on the safe side. The remote filter kit and gauges came off a GTI-R (and were going to go into mine). I'm asking $400 for the remote filter kit and the three gauges (together) and $300 for the cooler (which is still brand new). or buy it all for $680.

I will post it anywhere at buyers expense.

Here's some pics of all the bits:

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Enjoy :D

Richard

Beer Baron Grand Master

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bumpage. this is all good sh1t fellas. I just don't need it now as the GTI-R is sold and my GTR already has a remote filter kit and oil cooler fitted.

Richard

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