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Replica Hks Ssqv Blow Off Valve 2007 Release!

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Up for sale is a replica HKS SSQV Blow Off Valve - this is the 2007 release. No other BOV's sounds as tough and aggressive as this one... comes with all the necessary bolt-on adaptors and screws to bolt straight on a R33 Skyline GTST (single turbo).

SSQV is a super sequential Blow off valve which will not leak under any level of Boost!

This item is brand new - comes in plastic wrap and ready to go straight onto your R33 to give it the stylish toughness you desire.

This is the heavy-duty version and is made of stainless steel with proper washers, bolts and custom R33 adaptor.

I bought it for $400.00 brand new but I am planning to sell my car hence am happy to depart with it for $300.00 for a quick sale.

Preferrably pick up from my home in Western Surburbs of Melbourne is most desirable.

For some sound samples of what it sounds like on your R33, click below:

I plan this list this for sale for approximately 2 weeks or so, so be quick...

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