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Im getting a non turbo r33 series 2 soon and its coming with stock small exhaust..

just wondering where can i buy a good catback exhaust with 3inch end.

also i want one thats loud but doesnt sound like the fart one also reasonably priced

thanks

-also

what brand to look for

what not to get

anything else i will need

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Im getting a non turbo r33 series 2 soon and its coming with stock small exhaust..

just wondering where can i buy a good catback exhaust with 3inch end.

also i want one thats loud but doesnt sound like the fart one also reasonably priced

thanks

-also

what brand to look for

what not to get

anything else i will need

Do a search on the forums, tonnes of theads on this.. If you still have troubles PM me.

Search for 'exhaust' or something meh try a few times.

This question has been done to death lol

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MissR34

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Ive got a R34 n/a and i was able to put a GTT bolt on exhaust on mine. So, you may be able to do the same. Ive got a Trust exhaust and its not too quite and not too loud!!!!!!!!! :laughing-smiley-014:

its got 3" piping on it too. the other option is to get a custom made exhaust.

where are you located?

Greg Veteran

Greg

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2.5" is the best size. To reduce noise, it must have resonators in it and a decent muffler (not straight through). Follow this advice and you should be happy :)

Incidentally, I have just what you need mate, see the link in my signature. Pm or call me for more info. It is an excellent system.

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