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Fits Nissan Patrol Gq Gu 1988 To 2002 Tb45td42 Headers Extractors Manifold on 2040-parts.com

AU $235.00
Location:

SYDNEY, Australia

SYDNEY, Australia
Condition:New Brand:Compatible with Nissan Manufacturer Part Number:APS033

 

                   BRAND NEW HEADERS

                         AUSTRALIAN PERFORMANCE HEADERS ARE MANDREL BENT TIG WELDED

                                            THESE ARE DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA FOR FREE

                                             ARE DESIGNED AND DEVELOPED IN AUSTRALIA WITH OVER 25YEARS EXPERIENCE

                                                     ALL OUR HEADERS CARRY A 1 YEAR MANUFACTURES WARRANTY

           THE HEAD FLANGES ARE LASER CUT FOR THAT PRECIS FIT EVERY TIME ALL TUBE IS 1.6mm THICK NOT 1.2mm AS

                                                                     SOME HEADERS ON THE INTERNET ARE      

          THESE HEADERS SUIT A NISSAN PATROL GQ AND GU 1988 TO 2002 THEY COME WITH THE OXY BOSS SENSORS FITTED

                THE PRIMARY PIPES ARE 13/4inch (44mm), THE SECONDARY ARE 2"inch (51mm), WITH A 21/4inch (57mm) OUTLET

             THEY ARE FINISHED IN A HI-TEMP HEAT PROOF COATING TO MAKE THESE HEADERS THE BEST PRICED AND 

                                                                  FITTING HEADERS ON THE NET TODAY

 


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