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iam selling a cat-back exhaust from my GTR

pics are below and a video

it is a 3 1/4 inch exhaust, pushes out 117db at 4500rpm and has a nice clean rip throughout the whole rev range also has a nice

rumble while idling

$450 ono

located western sydney

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  • 2 months later...

hey ppl... exhaust is back up for sale....

now comes with x-force stainless steel muffler... i changed it soo that i could

put a silencer into it... with out the silencer its still as loud as before

still $450 ono..

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