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Hi there,

I'm after this fitting from a R34 NEO motor so I can put on my R33 motor to simplify my oil catch can setup.

I'm happy to pay up to $10 posted (which I believe it fair as most guys with hectic setups throw these into the bin)


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Try ebay you mite get lucky ,they also sometimes have aftermarket speedflow fitting on there too

yeah I've thought of that, but then I will need 3x outlets on my catch can and it will loose the "steathy" look.. the R34 stock cam cover breather fittings are perfect. I'll just use the stock R33 ones for now, but the R34 ones are neater

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