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Stainless Split Dump Pipe For R33

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FOR SALE

High quality Stainless dump pipe for RB25det.

Came off my R33. I bought this dump pipe off the forum about 6 months ago for $450 from batmbl i think it was, it was fitted to the car for about 500-1000kms (few weeks) then I got a new turbo fitted and this required a new pipe to be made.

I had the 02 sensor hole welded in to the dump pipe.

I am after $370 for the pipe ONO (due to group buy price being $370 I will come down to the closest offer to that).

Pickup only

In Sydney (or I can arrange transport to Canberra).

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i was interested ...

but you can take your used pipe and jam it!

have a nice day :(

I know where i can jam the dump pipe, please bend over AND GET OUT OF MY THREAD

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