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As the title suggests it's a front/dump pipe for sale. It's 3 inch the whole way. Sold my R31 GTSX and got a bike so no longer need it. Has a minor surface rust but with a sand and respray will look trick,

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Asking $150. On the Gold Coast. I'm not on here much so if you are interested call or text me on 0422933560 or e-mail on [email protected]

Cheers

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  • 3 weeks later...

Still for sale...

$150 + postage... like i said i'm hardly ever on here so call, text or e-mail...

Cheers

Grae

ps: also have custom highly polished turbo inlet pipe. (Between turbo and pod filter)$100 + postage (which won't be much)

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AND a custom elbow connection that goes between the turbo and the cooler piping. $50 +postage

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Both of the above items are brand new. I never got around to putting them on the skyline.

Once again, call, text or e-mail cause i'm hardly on here.

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