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I am selling my exhaust as it is a little too loud for me, sounds great but I advertise my business on the car so dont want to attract attention in that way so I will get another one built.It is full 4 inch with nice shiny muffler and in excellent condition, not sure of brand but will hopefully find out more today. NOW $300 vuc buyers or $330 interstate. If you are keen to come and look at it you can call me on 0401-004-999 as it is currently on my GTR and I am in eastern suburbs melbourne. Thanks.

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Hey guys, I had someone look at it quickly today and they said it is a jasma 3 inch with a 4inch stainless tip and muffler. Another guy had it on a hoist and said it is a 4inch all the way through, so i will put 3 inch and if its 4 well bonus.Thanks.

Confirmed when taken of the car it is a 3 inch with the bigger muffler.

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jasma is like Australia's ADR...most jap mufflers/exhausts are JASMA approved. Its not a brand.

Thanks guys, the guy just told me what it was, I have no idea as you can tell. Can get pics in nxt few days, will be putting new one on nxt tuesday, if anyone wants to hear it on the car, can see before tuesday. Will take offers of $500 ono.

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PMs replied to,prefer melb buyer and am looking at around $500ono.

Hey guys, was told today by another place that it is 4 inch the whole way???????? Will find out tuesday when I rip it off. Taking offers around $500.

Confirmed 3 inch with a bigger muffler and 4 inch tip

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yep, will have full pic of exhaust in about an hour.

Here it is as just come of the car, stainless steel 3.5inch catback with 4 inch tip.Sounds nice and mean, just wanted to bring my car back to stockish sound. Thanks.

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Getting a bit of interest, first one with cash get this little prize.

Sorry guys, just updated info in regards to size, is 3 inch with a bigger muffler and 4 inch tip. Thanks.

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would you seperate i take the muffler for $150 and yes in melb

Hey, will think about it in a few weeks, at the moment want to sell whole. Thanks.

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JASMA=japan,aftermarket,sports,mufler,asosiation.

just means it complies in japan. its not a brand.

ie..you dont by tyres that are DOT brand, rather dot aproved.(department of transport)

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I suppose I will use that as a bump as it has nothing to do with selling my exhaust. Thanks. Jasma has already been clarified earlier.

Price Drop, need the roon $330

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