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Hey guys up for sale is a Blitz SUS Power filter kit for an sr20det 180sx/s13 which is brand new.. the box has a few dirt marks and filter has a few sliiiiightly bent fins as i had some other parts resting on it.. paid $349 brand new about 1 year ago... selling the kit for $230 now as i dont have a need for it! Comes with adapter to bolt straight onto sr20det AFM! :)

Also i have a Blitz R33 GTR NuR Spec catback exhaust brand new, which is missing the muffler/cannon from the catbackas it got stolen from the box upon ordering the exhaust from an online supplier... and the cat has a few pinhole dents in it from parts layin on top.. Any cannon muffler with an 80mm (from anywhere i.e: autobarn,super cheap) will add to the exhaust and complete it!! Paid full price of $979 for the exhaust .. selling for $500ono? Awesome exhaust! RRP @ $1k !

Also got a Blitz I-Color Electronic Boost Controller purchased ages ago brand new in box, paid $1k long time ago ... will let it go for $750 firm. price updated!

Also gotta Greddy Profec B brand new in box for $440.

PM me if interested!!!

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