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R33 - 3" Jap Brand (rs*r) Cat Back Only $150!

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Updated price, $150 pickup for a Jap brand catback exhaust with a stainless cannon muffler AND interchangable twin pipe attachment . This is a bargain people!

Whats the catch? You have to pick up the muffler from my place, and the exhaust itself from my dad's place. Not to worry though, as the 2 properties are only about 10 minutes drive from each other in the northern suburbs.

3" Cat Back RS*R Exhaust

Straight through design, very high flowing. Comes with both a stainless RS*R Cannon rear muffler & Stainless Twin Pipe rear attachment which can easily be interchanged. Rest of the exhaust is mild steel. Excellent condition

$150 firm pickup.

Custom silver R33 dash facia

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2x 15mm JJR Spacers to suit R33 GTST and other models (5 x 114.3)

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Drift Brand Oil Catch Can

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Stock S2 Turbo

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3" High Flow Cat

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10" Kenwood Sub, in ported Box + 220W Ultimate Sound Amp

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Can you post to brisbane? And how much?

Would prefer a local sale but if no takers, I can do that. Postage is $30 according to the Aust Post website, the dash facia is the killer because of it's size.

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Will update with pictures of all items tonight.

Able to give you a picture of rear muffler and twin pipe tonight, however rest of exhaust is stored at my dad's place until the weekend so no pics until then. (it's just a 3" pipe with a few bends in it and an RS*R stamp/plate).

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Will update with pictures of all items tonight.

Able to give you a picture of rear muffler and twin pipe tonight, however rest of exhaust is stored at my dad's place until the weekend so no pics until then. (it's just a 3" pipe with a few bends in it and an RS*R stamp/plate).

Hey mate, where in adelaide r u at? also is 150 the cheapest ull go?

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Open to reasonable offers - would like to clear some of this stuff out this weekend.

I've got a heap of PM's asking to post items, sorry guys but pickup only for now. I'll update the thread if postage becomes an option.

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Pics of stainless twin pipe attachment. Currently fitted with a spark plug if that's your thing, otherwise can just be removed. :P

Needs a bit of a clean but otherwise good knick.

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