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Hi guys we are looking at selling all of our equipment on the exhaust side of the engine.

1.full stainless manifolds

2.stainless dump pipes.

3.HKS GT-SS turbo's

4.Twin 3'' into 4'' front pipe.

5.complete custom intercooler piping to the intercooler.

6. will also pay to have the custom plumb back bov installed like we have.

The intercooler piping cost us $1500 alone.

This Kit has been proven to make 360AWKW!!

The car has only done about 12,000 kms with this set up all was purchased new.

The reason for selling is that we are looking into putting a very large single on the car.

We are going to sell the lot for $6200.

This combo would be one of the best street set-ups i've been in almost no lag and pulls to 8500rpm.

Cheers.

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My dad ran an 11.7 with slow gear changes .he's 60.

with a good condition gear box,ours is pretty dead. it will run 10's no worries.

as for splitting it up we would only trade for a big single kit.

T51BB or T88 or T04Z full kits.

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My dad ran an 11.7 with slow gear changes .he's 60.

with a good condition gear box,ours is pretty dead. it will run 10's no worries.

as for splitting it up we would only trade for a big single kit.

T51BB or T88 or T04Z full kits.

What terminal speed did it clock?

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My dad ran an 11.7 with slow gear changes .he's 60.

with a good condition gear box,ours is pretty dead. it will run 10's no worries.

as for splitting it up we would only trade for a big single kit.

T51BB or T88 or T04Z full kits.

Well if you change your mind let me know as im interested in the turbos. You might have a hard time finding someone who has 6200 to spend all at once but the parts you list are all pretty quick and easy to find homes for individually.

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The best part about the kit is the way the whole lot works together. there is almost no lag and its made 367at all four.

anyone who has been in the car will agree this would be one of the better all round GTR's with its amount of torque and power that it produces at such low boost. if i start selling everything separate that won't be getting the same power and response so they may be thinking they are getting dudded in the deal.

We are looking at putting on a T51 KAI BB if anyone knows how has they want to sell or swap.

Cheers

R31Nismoid Grand Master

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Well if you change your mind let me know as im interested in the turbos. You might have a hard time finding someone who has 6200 to spend all at once but the parts you list are all pretty quick and easy to find homes for individually.

Me too :)

depending what manifolds they are i'd be keen, dont need the turbo/dumps

Mine arrived the other week. Just dont have manifolds other than stockers i might get ext honed

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The manifolds and dumps are from SUB-Zero in Queensland.

I don't really want to separate them so if one of you wants the turbos and the other wants the manifolds you might be able to work something out between yourselves.

I'll sell the whole lot together for $5500 and you can split the lot up if you want.

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