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stock stagea exhaust cat converter and back from there - nil rust -

from 98 S1 RS4 Stagea

any offer + postage from Townsville

PM me

photoes available

I doubt anyone will want it but i'm puitting it out there...otherwise it will be cut up to make a drag pipe for shits and giggles.

Cheers

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You should keep it chris, just in case you get defected for undue noise, I know my stock exhaust for my old R33 came in super handy to clear noise defects.

But if you do want to get rid of it, I'll take it off your hands, just in case I get defected here in Rocky :ninja:

I would but i don't want to take it back to brissy with me later in the year - no room when i have to relocate all my belongings down there in the back of the stagea... and i got a fujitsubo Legalis with single muffler - no cannon...so i should be alright. I can't hear the exhaust over the induction noise anyway :P

Strap it to the roof and drop it off on the way through?

sure...although i doubt i will be headed down that way for a long time... (it fits in the boot too...WAGONS FTW!!! )

hey,im interested in the exhaust you got but i have no idea what they r worth,i was only goin 2 get one as a spare and if price woz right,so any rough estimate 2 wot u want??thanks

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