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Hi all,

I have for sale a set of excellent condition factory blow off valves for GTR. These were originally off a BNR32 and I purchased them as a backup in case I removed my Trust Type R bov however this didnt eventuate.

These are very clean, and in very good condition.

Its common knowledge that factory GTR blow off valves are very effective and do a great job, even in big horsepower applications so for those of you that have an atmo bov and want to go back to the stock setup, here is your chance :)

Im asking $150, and they are available for pickup in Sydney or can be posted at at the buyers cost.

Nick

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hey blitz

do you know if they fit a r32 gtst?

Hi Batman,

Im sure with some work they would fit, but bare in mind they sit on the drivers side inside the guard on a GTR.

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hey blitz

i'll take em, pm me with your details and we'll take it from there......i might aswell try it out.

limpus - thanks for the tip.

Pm on its way.

Thanks

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