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R32, R33 & R34 Hybrid Gt Coolers


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Hi All,

With all the interest shown and PM's received from SAU members, the guys from Platinum Performance Parts and Imports have offered to continue their sale on intercoolers for all SAU members. I have attached photos from one of our members installs, as well as the hybrid brochure.

Group buy start date: 07/02/06

Group buy end date: 31/03/06

Location:[/b] 17/287 Victoria Road, Rydalmere 2116. Sydney, NSW.

What you get: All R32, R33 and R34 Kits are the same price.

All kits come with Silicon hoses, new hybrid designed heavy duty clamps,

chrome piping and instructions and all bracketing needed. All comes brand

new in wrapping and boxes.

Price: For Intercooler and piping $680

For Intercooler and piping + Installation $880

Website: http://www.platinumppi.com/

Bookings: Call Daniel on 0411101737 and mention you are calling about the SAU group buy, he will organise a date and time for install.

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