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hi guys

just wanted to know what the best ehaust will be for my GTt.

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lee

Hey Lee,

Since your in W.A i would go see Dom from Prestige exhausts in Malaga bit of a drive for ya but worth every cent!!!!

I got a full stainless from turb back system cost $1550 fitted and it is a XFORCE exhaust with hiflow cat and so on hope that helps ya :nyaanyaa:

bombtrack Experienced

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I have a HKS Silent Hi Power system going on my R34 GT-t with HKS front and dump pipe in a couple of weeks. I will tell you how it goes.

I wonder if the Silent part of the model name is a misnomer. I'll soon find out.

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Hey Lee,

Since your in W.A i would go see Dom from Prestige exhausts in Malaga bit of a drive for ya but worth every cent!!!!

I got a full stainless from turb back system cost $1550 fitted and it is a XFORCE exhaust with hiflow cat and so on hope that helps ya :dry:

thanks. just checked out a couple of pictures looks good but what is going on with the end of it? its got something weird lookin in the end of it. how does it sound?

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Is the Trust PE II any good?

And can i get a dump to suit the Nismo catback that my car has? (the one with EVC)

Unless of course the Nismo catback is crap for handling more power...

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