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Hi,

I have a HKS Super Drager catback exhaust for sale, selling due to upgrades.

It's 95mm pipe with 130mm tip.

Suit R33/ R34 Skylines.

$550 ono

PM or email me [email protected]

Cheers

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Edited by baboo

Had the HKS Super Drager on my r33 gts-t in the past...nice exhaust notes...pretty silent in the low revs...and really open up on high revs...i dunno about this one...but mine from cat-back was progressive from 3.5" to 4" towards the muffler...

Edited by J-Boy

Can you deliever to a zorst shop for fitting??

Also whats that wierd bottle thingo hangin on the side of the pipe just after the first muffler??? is it some sort of resonator?? never seen anything like it.

Hi,

the overall pipe diameter is 95mm all the way to a 130mm tip.

Yes, the little bottle on the side is some sort of resonator.

Part number for this exhaust is 3301-SN096 it's Super Drager 2.

Exhaust is SOLD.

Edited by baboo

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