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Selling my Greddy oil filter relocation kit due to installing a JJR oil cooler and relocation kit. It is for an RB25 DET Neo.

This picture attached shows the website picture from Greddy of this kit. I do not have the "braided" line that came with the kit, I ran normal oil line. It does not have AN fittings, the "clamps" in the picture are just normal hose clamps in a AN-style housing. I have normal hose clamps (without the AN-stlye housing) with a piece of oil line in this sale.

You will need to buy new oil line as I cut the stuff I had to get the kit out. The piece of oil line I have included is for reference purposes only.

It takes a Greddy OX-3 oil filter which will be included in the sale.

The item is located in Westleigh NSW.

Price is $200. These kits retail at $389. Price is firm.

Thanks for checking out my ad.

Cheers,

H

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