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Old 23-10-2009, 09:52 PM   #1
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Default Stainless Steel Extractors

quick question, any one no who makes them and how much they charge

just want a rough idea and price

becuase my local wreckers are landing 500 pairs of custom made stainless extractors before xmas, for e series and au series 6 cylinder fords and if these go well v8s also

3 into 1, tig welded, polished stainless, custom made design

will be dynoing my car before he lands them, then swap mine over for his set of custom one and a redyno agian

ill get some pics tommoro of his comp, dont no pricing yet as we have to sit down and work it out

cheers matt

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