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Those of you who have missed out on the silver kits on my last group buy then join this one.

Hi Guys

price. May come down if I can bargin with my manufacturer.

$450 delivered without cooler if you make a deposit. + $10 for WA and TAS.

$700 with cooler delivered if you make a deposit. +10 for WA and TAS

These coolers are quality copies and come which a 1 year warranty. I have sampled many coolers from different manufactures from China and Hong Kong and these are the best coolers I have come across. They have solid welds polished finish and made from quality alloys. If interested in a specific cooler size. I might be able to get it for you through this group buy. Ask me!

If you want a different cooler than the 600 x 300 x 76 let me know and I can order one in ther are 10 different types.

Deposit

deposit without cooler will be half. so thats $225 or $350. Payable upon enough interests..

List of available kits

1. SKYLINE R32 2.0L GTS-T It is R33 kit with different silicon joiner.

2. SKYLINE R33 2.5L GTS-T

3. SKYLINE R34 2.5L GTT

4. 200SX S14

5. 200SX S15

6. SILVIA S13 2.0L

7. 180SX 2.0L

8. 95-00 IMPREZA GC8 WRX & STi - no available

9. PULSAR N14 GTiR

10.LANCER Evo 4, 5, 6 & 6.5.

Specs

Kits

High quality hybrid style kits. These kits are no cheap copy. They have been made from aluminum using a mandrel bending tothe same specification as the hydrid kits.

2.5" piping mandrel bent

made form aluminum to minamise heat soak.

Hybrid style

Intercooler

Hybrid style cooler.

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.

Delivery Time

As with the coolers it took about 20 days to arrive in brisbane and another 10 to get to your door. So about a month in total.

Registered Postage (must sign for parcel and online tracking)

Once posted you will recieve a tracking number so you know where your parcel is.

Payment

As soon as I can get 5 or more people.

Warranty

There is a 1 year manufacture's warranty.

msn contact: [email protected].. I will have it on after work

Photos are of the blue kits I have in stock

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