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Hi Guys,

I have for sale an ARC airbox for R32 GTR. I comes with all the bits which are the box itself, the two filters (one top, one front), the two filter covers, the little diversion plate, and the two nice little bellmouthed intakes that go inside the box. The filters are dirty, but I'm told they can be washed or you can buy genuine ARC replacements from nengun or possibly just get some uni filter or K&N panels to suit.

I bought it for my car but have changed plans. New these are currently about $850. I'm asking $300.

Here is one pic without the lid or the filters on it.

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NOTE: in the pic you can't see the second bell mouth or afm, it connects underneath. :D

These come up very rarely and are no doubt probably the best airbox you can get for a GTR. They are a work of art!!

Can do pick-up in sydney.

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sorry mate, can't go that low. these are currently nearly 60 000yen which is over 800AUD + postage and tax new. I think $300 for a used one is fair.

Cheers,

Richard

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