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Which Exhaust Setup To Go With? (r34)

adzR34

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mine came with hks cat back when i got it. I replaced the front half with Batmbl split dump pipe and 5'' cat. Made a huuge difference

Awesome! im pretty convinced that batmbl has one of the best front setups from what i hear, and throw a nice jap cat back she will fly.. :) I hope he starts another group buy soon, i missed the last!

Any Ideas, on where to buy a nice jap cat back? say 600~700$ would be good if i could find a HKS silent or Trust PE2 around that price.

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What do ppl think of these dump pipes? Has any one bought one? Is it easy to fit, any problems?

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/FLYING-SKYLINE-RB20...1QQcmdZViewItem

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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NISSAN-SKYLINE-RB20...1QQcmdZViewItem

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Don't get the dump... get a dump/split in one pipe, they perform alot better by further seperating the wastegate gases.

I ended up getting the batmbl one, and it was a reasonably good fit.

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