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hi supra man in the next few months ill be after an intercooler for my r32 gts-t can you please give me some prices on coolers?

I got quoted through greenline motorsports $1,400 for a trust kit.

Thanks

Mark

The problem is, and anyone who has bought a brand new intercooler from japan will know this, they always get hit with customs fees and charges, 15% import duty, and 10% GST.

if the total including shipping is $1400, add $350 (25%) for customs charges. Unless you can show a reciept to customs saying the intercooler is worth less.

I cant really say too much, all I can do is warn you about the costs. Maybe start a thread in the general section asking people who have bought intercoolers if they got charged by customs.

Smaller things like filters, turbos, turbo timers, and stuff like that will 99% of the time not get hit with charges, usually only the larger thinks.

I am only telling you this, cause I have to pay customs on all the ones I bring in.

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Hey Supra Man Could you get a price for me on a Set of VOLK Challange Rims PLZ i know theres a set for sale in the forum but i wanna see if i can get em cheaper.....

Silver mags with the Blue Writing 17x8" F 17x9" R

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