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hey guys...here is what should help you out for any car....this is for a 33 but the same principle should be in use..have a read and see if it helps.. :)

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/208224-making-a-professional-heatsheildpod-coverair-box-at-cost/page__p__3683600__hl__custom+air+box__fromsearch__1#entry3683600

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SS, I did get your PM but I don't normally respond to those emails regarding Airboxes anymore, there was a time when I was making them but unfortunately I don't do them now, try using the tutorial Harsh posted above, its not too hard to do and rewarding when it is done.

Adam

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SS, I did get your PM but I don't normally respond to those emails regarding Airboxes anymore, there was a time when I was making them but unfortunately I don't do them now, try using the tutorial Harsh posted above, its not too hard to do and rewarding when it is done.

Adam

hey mate i understand you make airbox enclosures/CAI setups for people too... read your thread, is it possible to get something sorted for my 32?

cheers.

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