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racer135
Re: A-Series Flanges For Custom Manifolding - You keen?
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Put me on the list for a mild steel intake flange for round port prease

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clyons8
Re: A-Series Flanges For Custom Manifolding - You keen?
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No probs.

Will have a list soon and some prices.

Looks like it's going to be a small batch this time.

Posted on: 2012/10/2 9:45
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I have a small bunch skip mine if too hard Chris. My bunch ain't hard

Posted on: 2012/10/2 10:32
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datoboy1982
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are you doin alloy oval or gx intakes??

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clyons8
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Only the oval port inlet flanges will be available in Alloy, if you want bigger ports, you can port the oval port to suit GX.

Posted on: 2012/10/2 22:39
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clyons8
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Hey guys, will be selling exhaust and inlet together for AUD$65.00. Will not sell separate.

Numbers for alloy are very low, will wait for interest.

T25/28 Flanges will be sold as a set @ AUD$45.00 (manifold flange, dump pipe flange, intake flange). Will not sell separate.

Will send PM to interested members.

Mik: AUD$90.00 for alloy intake and steel exhaust for L-series?

Posted on: 2012/10/4 3:23
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lamb_daiquiri
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thanks Chris. If it's pairs only I'll go for one mild steel round port pair.

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Datty
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Hi mate im interested in a alloy intake and exhaust flange for an L series let me know if you go through with the order, Cheers

Posted on: 2012/10/4 11:15
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datoboy1982
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Chris, ill take a oval port ally and a steel exhaust when ever ur ready.
just pm me so i can pay when your done.

Posted on: 2012/10/5 0:25
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Id take an alloy intake and stainless exhaust if available.

Would a round port flange be able to be ported to suit an oval? or are they totally different?

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