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Get your intercoolers in time for Christmas guys! Heres a snippet of what we unloaded at our store last week.

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Cheers,

Steve

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im put money in today for 600*300*100 cooler thansk

Josh, please check your pm.

You must follow our provided instructions for direct deposit orders to ensure we can process your order in a timely mannor, otherwise with the hundreds of orders we receive daily its impossible to track who is who.

Regards,

Steve

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We have the complete R32 GTS-T intercooler kits back in stock.

If you are looking for a piping kit only, the R33 GTS-T piping kit does actually fit R32 GTS-T also. We have various customers who have purchased the 33 kit for their 32 and reported that they were able to fit it up with no problems.

You can order the piping kit online via our website using the URL below:

http://www.justjap.com/parts_nintercoolers.htm

Regards,

Steve

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