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Item: R34 GT-T Intercooler, standard

Location: Adelaide, South Australia

Item Condition: Excellent, used

Reason for Selling: Upgraded to Apexi front mount intercooler

Price and Payment Conditions: $230 excluding postage

Extra Info: Comes with the 'rare' plastic intake shroud

Contact Details: PM me, 0427 803 556, or [email protected]

Will post anywhere in Australia, buyer to pay postage costs. Maybe TNT Express is the way to go, or Australia Post registered? (that way you get a consignment number and tracking facilities)

Comes fully flushed & fin-picked only around 1500kms ago, so it is in excellent condition and order.

Great for up to 200rwkw - see 'R34 Intercooler' thread in the Stagea section.

Brendan

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It fits a R33 & R34 definately......

& thanx to J_R32 for the infoon the R32 fitment.

I bought it only 3 months ago here on the forums and had it on my Stagea, but found a Apexi fmic on ebay for a price I couldnt refuse, so hence the resale of this R34 intercooler.

Brendan

It's not a straight swap for the R32, but it's only a minor modification. There's someone who did the job recently and they were charged approx $50 (?)for the labour involved to fit it.

Hey Brendan,

Just a few q's

1. 'Rare' plastic intake shroud, are you refering to the standard Stagea intake shroud? Or is this a custom made one?

2. Quote for postage up to Tamworth?

3. Wouldnt need another flush yet would it?

Cheers mate,

Chris

PM Sent....

1. rare shroud is a R34 shroud, a series 1 Stagea shroud is a R33 unit, therefore the R34 shroud is around 23% larger.

2. sent you an offer.

3. nup, perfect clean condition.

cheers for the questions AMS!

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