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Hi guys,

Just Jap Racing, Australia's biggest performance parts and tuning superstore is proud to announce that we are now the official Australian dealer for High Power Improvement (HPI) and Kakimoto Racing Japan.

We stock all the very best in performance parts from the biggest names in Japanese tuning, and accessories including HKS, Trust, HPI, URAS, Kakimoto Racing, Cooling-Pro, Apexi, Sard, Nismo and many many more, all under one roof in our massive Sydney superstore.

The following is a glimpse of the huge range of bolt-on exhaust systems we currently have available. All systems listed are in stock, and ready for immediate pickup and dispatch.

Looking for the best brands, and the best prices, with no waiting? Look no further :)

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HKS HI-POWER 409 CAT BACK SYSTEMS

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HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan S13 (SR20) - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan S14 - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline ECR33 - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline BNR32 - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline BCNR33 - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Stagea WGNC34 (8/98-09/01) - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Stagea WGNC34 (9/96-7/98) - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Toyota JZX90 (10/92-8/96) - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Toyota JZX100 (9/96-7/98) - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Toyota JZX100 (8/98-9/00) - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Mitsubishi EVO CP9A (4/5/6 8/96-01/01) - $799.00

HKS Hi-Power 409 Cat Back Exhaust System - Subaru WRX GC8 - $799.00

HKS SILENT HI-POWER CAT BACK SYSTEMS

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HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline R34 GTT (2 Door) - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline R34 GTT (4 Door) - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline R32 GTR/GTS-4 - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline R33 GTR - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan S14 - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan S15 - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Stagea WGNC34 (9/96-7/98) - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Toyota Supra JZA80 (Twin Turbo) - $999.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Mitsubishi EVO 7/8 - $999.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Mitsubishi EVO 9 (EVO & MR 03/05 UP) - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Mazda RX7 FD (12/98-02/08) - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Mazda RX7 FD (12/91-11/98) - $899.00

HKS Silent Hi-Power Cat Back Exhaust System - Subaru Forester (02/97 UP) - $799.00

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HPI Stainless Front Pipe - Mitsubishi EVO 7-9 - $499.00

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HPI Stainless Turbine Outlet Pipe - Toyota JZX100 (1JZGTE) - $549.00

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HPI Stainless 60mm Dual Front Pipe - Nissan S13 (SR20) - $349.00

HPI Stainless 60mm Dual Front Pipe - Nissan S14 (SR20) - $349.00

HPI Stainless 60mm Dual Front Pipe - Nissan S15 (SR20) - $349.00

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Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan S13 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan S14 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan S15 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline ER34 (Coupe) - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline HCR32 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline BNR32 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline ECR33 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline BCNR33 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline BNR34 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu.92-Z Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System (Rated at 92db) - Nissan Skyline BNR34 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu.96-R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline BNR34 - $895.00

Kakimoto GT1-0Z 80mm Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline BNR34 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Dual-Tip Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline V35 (Coupe) - $1100.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Dual-Tip Cat Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline Z33 (Coupe) - $1100.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Toyota Supra JZA80 (Twin Turbo) - $895.00

Kakimoto Hyper Full Mega N1+Rev Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Toyota Supra JZA80 (N/A) - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Subaru WRX GC8 - $895.00

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Stainless Cat Back Exhaust System - Subaru GDB STi - $895.00

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JJR Stainless Turbo Back Exhaust System - Nissan Skyline R33 - $899.00 (Including Cat)

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JJR Stainless Turbo Back Exhaust System - Subaru WRX GDB - $899.00 (Including Cat)

HOW CAN YOU ORDER YOUR NEW EXHAUST SYSTEM?

The answer is simple!

Visit http://www.justjap.com and purchase your new exhaust system online, quickly and easily via paypal or credit

card, or drop by our Kirrawee factory and pick yours up over the counter.

Please contact our sales team if you have any questions, or reply here.

Cheers,

Steve

  • 1 month later...

Thanks for all the support guys - Another massive HKS and Kakimoto container has just arrived so we have loads of stock available!

Cheers,

Steve

  • 1 month later...
  • 2 weeks later...

Hi Daniel, we have them in stock for CPV35 Coupe, but not for Z33 at the moment, but ordering one for you is no problem.

Regards,

Steve

Do you guys stock Blitz exhausts?

Looking for one for my MR-S

Hi James, unfortunately we don't stock any Blitz systems.

Regards,

Steve

  • 4 weeks later...

Kakimoto Racing Regu 06&R systems now in stock for Z33 350Z.

Keep the orders coming!

Thanks all

Steve

  • 3 weeks later...
Any chance that you guys can get me a 3 1/2" HKS Super Drager Exhaust system to suit a R33 GTST????

Hi Chris, apologies for the delayed reply.

The HKS Super Dragger is a very old system and is not available new any more unfortunately.

Regards,

Steve

  • 1 month later...
Hi

I am after HKS Hi Power Silent for BNR34. Please quote and give estimated delivery time to Melbourne.

Thanks

Hi Matthew, thanks for your enquiry.

I will check availability with HKS and get back to you asap.

Cheers,

Steve

  • 3 weeks later...

I'm after a HKS SILENT type catback for a 32GTR.

Do you have them in stock? and howmuch?

-Steve

Edited by SideOn
I'm after a HKS SILENT type catback for a 32GTR.

Do you have them in stock? and howmuch?

-Steve

Hi mate, unfortunately we don't have the Silent Hi Power in stock, however if you are looking for a quiet street system we recommend the Kakimoto Regu 06&R.

These ones are in stock at $895 each, and are ready for immediate delivery.

Regards,

Steve

  • 4 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...
any turbo back from JJR for R32 gtst yet?

Hi mate, not from JJR just yet, but we can package a system for you with a JJR Front/Dump Pipe, X-Force Cat and Kakimoto Cat Back.

Let me know if you are interested and we can work out a total for you :pwned:

Cheers,

Steve

Hi mate, not from JJR just yet, but we can package a system for you with a JJR Front/Dump Pipe, X-Force Cat and Kakimoto Cat Back.

Let me know if you are interested and we can work out a total for you :laugh:

Cheers,

Steve

I've got very tight budget mate, that's why i ask for JJR brand

  • 3 weeks later...
Hi mate, unfortunately we don't have the Silent Hi Power in stock, however if you are looking for a quiet street system we recommend the Kakimoto Regu 06&R.

These ones are in stock at $895 each, and are ready for immediate delivery.

Regards,

Steve

how quiet is this exhaust? under the 90db or close to it?

There was a review on it a while back by one of the members on here. Just do a search for it :P

Steve, what Trust systems do you carry? Do you happen to have a Ti-R for a 32 gtr?



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