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sIIgtst

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HI all

Just wondering if anyone has got/seen/worked with these SK racing plenums..

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-INLET-MANIFOLD-...1QQcmdZViewItem

do the bolt straight up?

If no what modifications need to be done?

quality of both the plenum and throttle body?

I know the general opinion about ebay plenums on SAU but its just to tidy up the engine bay abit.

Cheers

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i was gonna buy a manifold of that dude, but he chose not to reply to my emails :huh: so i never bothered, but i did manage to get a greddy copy inlet manifold for 250 :D still in the proccess of fitting it and a few other things, looks very good ie no mismatch or stuff, only thing i needed to do was file a little bit of material off so it would clear where the lower radiator hose bolts on

but dude recons hes gonna have a few more soon and all blinged up polished like to :)

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Never buy anything off SKRacing, he is a rip off prick.

He has no idea about what he is selling and will say anything to get a sale and then is really hard to deal with after that, if you must buy something off him make sure you use Paypal so you have a slight chance of getting your money back.

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