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hell yeh, stagea too... just gotta get time to get around in talk to the people about cutting em out and how the process works..

its coming, aiii.

cheers for the support.

Linton

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hell yeh, stagea too... just gotta get time to get around in talk to the people about cutting em out and how the process works..

its coming, aiii.

cheers for the support.

Linton

Cheers :geek:

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price should be the same...bout $130, $140ish

im getting all my registration crap and what not so Garage Debris is an actual business..

things will kick off next week

will let you know of any updates

cheers

Linton

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hey all, quick update

things are in process... i have got my abn number, waiting on my name to be registered then i can start trading.

also have hookups with X-force exhausts, Exedy clutches, Ferodo pads, DBA rotors, getting other things hooked up aswell...

will have website with prices up soon.

cheers

Linton

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just wondering if i could get one without the side cut out for the intake pipe??? the thing is i dont have the standard intake pipe mine is 4" pipe and also the air filter doesnt sit in the stock position, it is slightly moved, so i was thinking if i could get one without the cutout and i can cut it to suit???

cheers

Mass

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look in the for sale section for a post by mr_crust. really nice air/ heat sheild box's

Yeah but they use the stock snorkle... I bought one and then realised that after i got it... Now its useless to me!!!

I would be interested in a 33 one when you make them again matey!

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