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Unique Autosports now offers complete piping kits to suit hybrid and other universal intercoolers that are currently available on the market.

The kits feature aluminium piping with mandrel bends and beaded pipe ends, silicon hoses and t-bolt clamps.

These kits will suit 600 x 300mm intercoolers with 2.5 inch end tanks

Kits available for:

R32 GTS-T

R33 GTS-T

S13 Silvia & 180sx

S14 200sx

S15 200sx

Supra 2JZ

Soarer 1JZ

SAU SPECIAL PRICE $620.00 DELIVERED AUSTRALIA WIDE

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Piping to suit 3 inch end tanks is available for an extra $150.00

The kit can also be purchased polished for an extra $190.00

To place an order, visit the order form section on our website at www.uniqueautosports.com , print the order form and fax it to us, or alternatively, just pop into our showroom in Castle Hill

If you still have questions please contact us on (02) 9634 8000

I think you will find these piping kits are designed specifically for the hybrid/chinese intercoolers that are being flooded across every forum around, and being used on GTS-T's, Silvias etc

Most intercooler upgrades for GTR typically retain factory piping anyway

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