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GTR Adapter 65=>80mm

Penfold

By Penfold,
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I have an old HKS aluminium induction kit on my R33 GTR but now I want to hook up Z32 AFM's. Unfortunately the AFMs are like 80mm & the GTR ones are 65mm which means my existing HKS piping won't hook up (connected the standard 65mm AFMs via the short HKS 65mm=>80mm intake piping). I have a cold air partition made up so it all fits nicely so I was wondering if you guys had heard of an adapter or something which would do the trick.

Heres a pic of my setup before its under the CAI (which is cool but I could just bolt on filters as i need some equivalent piping to reach.

http://home.austarnet.com.au/myra/gtr_filters.jpg

http://home.austarnet.com.au/myra/filtersmall.jpg

I have seen these that I'd have to weld up to some 80mm piping but was wondering if HKS make a similar product or sell just the replacement piping? http://www.starperformanceautoparts.com.au...daptors/a5.JPGC

Also, whats the deal with this:

http://www.hksusa.com/products/?id=639

Would the Nissan Maxima ones be the right ones because the 300ZX ones look nothing like it & they are 100mm they reckon??

If i had the right code number I think i could order through Nengun with other stuff.

Or if doughboy has something lying around from a GTR that would do they same job :mad:

Cheers,

Penfold

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