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Factory Nismo Option Exhaust for R34 GTt

Condition: Good (system was from my 1999 R34 with around 32,000kms on the clock).

Description: Includes front pipe, near new cat, cat back to large Nismo muffler with 4.5" Tip and exhaust control valve. Does not include dump pipe but will bolt onto exisiting dump.

Reason for selling: Upgraded

Price: $250 ONO

Delivery: Pick Up Only

Area: St Kilda, Melbourne.

Will suit someone who has a stock system and wants just that little bit more power or a cosmetic upgrade. The rear muffler really looks great IMO (see picture attacted). Would also suit someone who has been defected. Slightly louder than stock stock but still a very quiet system.

David.

0439 328 436.

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Edited by McCracken
Offers welcome via mobile please.

Hi how big is the exhaust pipe and how long is the system can fit in the car if I want to pick up.thanks I am in melbourne.Still for sell mate I want to buy it.

Edited by bobby09

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