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Started fabricating this for a customers race car that we have been doing a lot of work with.

His crashed the car and is now wanting to move into a touring car instead of repairing the skyline.

This is currently unfinished but by Tuesday will be complete and ready to go.

Uses the original head flange and injector ports, runners have been cut off and a forward facing plenum fabricated and welded on.

Old runners have been fully bead blasted to a perfect raw alloy finish.

Plenum is semi polished finish.

Uses the factory throttle body.

Doesn't have an idle control provision but I can do that for anyone wanting it.

Located in Sydney

Will put up photos on Tuesday when its finished.

Asking $550 inc gst plus postage charges.

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