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Japanese made ( TOP QUALITY ), Stainless Steel 3" Cat Back Exhaust to suit R32 GT-R & GTS-t ( 2 door & 4 door ).

The exhaust flows VERY well with no restrictions. Being Stainless Steel, it'll last a long time too.

At idle it sounds like a lion purring and doesn't get much louder than that at full noise ( zero drone ). No chance of getting a db defect with this on. It also doesn't hang down low, so clearance is good.

It has one minor dent on the front pipe section ( refer below pic ) but it has no effect on the performance.

SOLD $500 firm. Pending Payment - Pickup in NSW only. ( Sick of dealing with f/wit couriers !! )

Check my Trader Rating people :P

PM if interested. :P

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Not sure if it's on there but what brand is it? are you willing to post interstate?

Actually, I don't know what the brand is ! It's very well made though ( top Japanese quality ) with thick walled stainless steel and good welds everywhere and has a rather unique V-Band sleeved flange mid way along which makes it very easy to install / remove.

I might send interstate if there's no interest locally but would much rather a SYD sale.

Thanks everyone for your enquiries.

To all who are waiting for me to tell them the interstate shipping cost, I'll do my best to get on it this afternoon ( sorry but really busy at the moment ).

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