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I wonna get a full turbo back exhaust in a few months and came across this one:

X-Force Stainless Exhaust System - Skyline R33 GTS-T Price: $950

3 inch turbo back system - 304 grade stainless

Thats from Just Jap.

Is it any good? Also I think its a bolt on kit so how much will it cost to fit it and also how long will it take? Also would I need a tune?

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scathing Grand Master

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I know plenty of guys with X-Force exhausts and have been quite happy with them.

Not sure about the R33 one, but the S15's is a copy of a Trust item. My mate ripped out his Trust rear muffler over one of those f**ked metal-capped speedhumps in Westfields, and the X-Force item bolted straight up to it. :P

You shouldn't need a tune to see some gains. Obviously you'll get more power with a tune (or a retune if you had your stock car tuned before adding the exhaust) but the car will still run properly.

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Ive got a X-force 3" turbo back system (with down/front pipe) on my 32 with stainless steel high flowed cat and the tip/cannon is stainless, the rest is just normal, but anyway, its a very nice exahust, sounds good and not loud or droney and gave a noticeable power increase over my pervious cheap 3" cat back that was on the car wen i bought it... In short i would recommend the brand..

SoFreshSoClean Proficient

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I was just looking at this too..

As a side point to Sir-D's question, is it worth spending a hundred or so more dollars for a HKS or trust item? Considering things like flow, how long it would take to rust etc etc..

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