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Wtb: Stock R33/r34 Gtt Sidemount Intercooler, And All Piping


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Hey All,

I'm turboing my N/A skyline, and i want the full setup (hoping to find someone that's upgraded it all).

I want the Crossover pipe & BOV including the stock plumb back pipe, the inlet (from turbo to AFM), and the piping from the turbo to the intercooler and from the intercooler to the crossover pipe.

I can handle the gear from an R33 (as its an R33 i'm turboing) but would prefer the R34 intercooler.

prefer it all in good nic with nothing missing, will pay what its all worth.

Cheers

-Dan

hi. i got most of the stock cooler piping (no cooler and the long pipe that cnnects after the cross over pipe) i got the standard rubber intake pipe with the BOV return pipes as well - dont have a BOV.

if you are interested, ill take $40 for all + $10-$15 post dpeending where you are located.

cheers

also if ur car is na, it most likely dont hav a rear sway bar, i got a stoc 33 gtst swaybar that fits, take it for $10 on top.

cheers

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