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Item: Nissan Skyline R32/33/34 GTR (RB26DETT) Intake Manifold


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Features:
- Internal volume is approx. 25% larger than the standard manifold allowing for increased air flow to each cylinder bank
- Better distribution for the 5th & 6th cylinder - a major flaw of your OEM plenum!
- Comes with separate top and bottom tanks for increased performance
- Lower tank is designed to allow for precise air separation to each of the six runners
- Shorter length runners with enlarged internal volume caters for rapid air flow
- Unrestricted air flow made possible via laser curved edges on both plenum and runners of manifold
- Complements performance cams, larger fuel injectors, fuel pumps and other such modifications very well
- Increases performance at med-high RPM range
- Made of precision cast aluminium
- Superior wall thickness and finish (will not leak like others!)
- Very large 92mm intake port maximizes air intake capabilities and will work with the OEM 6 throttle body's!
- Comes with all the required fitting accessories & nozzles for an easier installation (as this is a cast item professional fitting is recommended)

$445 including Delivery & Insurance - SAU MEMBER PRICE

Condition: Brand New

Contact: 0401599023 (anytime) OR [email protected]



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  • 3 weeks later...
Sorry, incorrect.. They use standard size throttle bodies but a larger intercooler pipe..

Hey guys,

Just a follow up on things; we have done some research and the OEM GTR 6 TB's can actually be retained!

- Brendan

  • 3 months later...

Price dropped to $495 incl. Delivery!

Get in quick as we have only 1 left at this price

Once new batch is in its back $545.

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