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On Just Jap site there are two exhausts:

JJR Hyperflow Turbo Back Exhaust - Skyline ECR33 Price: $899

Stainless 3 into 3.5 inch - Cat & Dump/Front Pipe Included

and

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

3 inch turbo back system - 304 grade stainless

Im not sure what one to go for. My mate told me to get JJR cos its custom?

What are your thoughts... also the JJR is $50 cheaper.

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More power? but it will also be more noisy right?

Theoretically yes more power. But if you don't care about how loud it'll be, go for the jjr.

Or you could get the best of both and get the jjr dump/front pipe and match it up to an xforce catback and throw in a hiflow cat.

I just bought and fitted the trust pe11. A nice system only gripe I have is when looking through the centre muffler you can see it goes down a pipe size so not a genuine 3'' system.

Nice and quiet though and a 20 minute fitting job.

Cheers

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