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Hey Guys,

I want to get a cold air box kit for my R34 GTT.

Has anyone fitted up this one in particular: http://www.justjap.com/store/product.php?p...=272&page=2

Does it fit up well? Any problems?

Also if you have fitted it up to your r34 can you please post up some pics?

Thanks for all the help!

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I had a go with mine and the carbon canister in the 4 dr is bigger than the 2 dr(well atleast mine was to my friends r34) so it would not fit straight up, also its a bugger trying to get that damn cooler pipe back in.... it takes patience...that i dont have. Gave up soon after. Need to make a custom one now for my 3076. getting that back tomorrow. if you need the box i got one?? i need to use it as a template for my 4" inlet.

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I was looking for one as well never found one that fits my piping also running GT3076r and Z32 AFM let me know if u guys find one ....seen couple of guys making custom ones from bunnings if you have spare time and tools :laugh: might give it a go actualy. :P

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