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MissR34 Grand Master

MissR34

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i had the same trouble...........no one had already made extractors, they had to be custom, if u live in adelaide i would give exhaust technology a ring, they did mine and they arent too pricy either.

Eug Grand Master

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i have but have came up with nothing good. can anybody help me out??.

i'm going to be blunt and rude here... but horseshit.

i full well know the info is there, because i put it there, and i organized the group buy for them.

i collated the info on them, the prices, the who, the where, the pros and cons, and my dyno results.

it's there.

if you can't be arsed searching for it, then i can't be arsed giving you the answer you want and need.

would the rb25 fit my rb20de??.

again, info is readily available

funkymonkey Grand Master

funkymonkey

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the guy at the shop told me tht it woundnt do much is this true. the setupill be getting is a extractor hi flow cat and resonator then cannon pipe. may vary but thats pretty uch wat i going for. wat u guys think.

I had this on my GTS. Fujitsubo stainless steel mandrel bent extractors, to high flow cat, to black widow resonator, to fujitsubo muffler.

It only gives you a very minimal increase in power, but the response improvement is noticeable, as is the pitch of the exhaust note. Makes it sound very meaty.

Eug Grand Master

Eug

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k i found wat u were talking about but tht ended long ago so it doenst help me bugger. :whistling:

the company is there, and it answers all your questions.

you're more than welcome to conduct your own business with them.

or if you opt to go custom like cara, then by all means - she's suggested an exhaust shop as well.

personally with things like these, i prefer to go with tried and proven products with R&D behind them, than some custom join pipes together kinda thing.

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