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Item: JJR (Just Jap Racing) Full Turbo Back Exhaust www.justjap.com for R33 GTS-T

Age: 7 months old

Condition: Good

Price: $599

To Fit: (What car) Skyline R33 GTS-T

Location: Melbourne (Essendon area)

Contact: PM me

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Selling the exhaust and putting stock one back on, as I am no longer interested in modding my car and want to put down a house deposit quicker.

The exhaust is 7 months old, great quality and will suit a near new exhaust buyer saving $300 buying it from Just Jap.

It has the famous "split" dump pipe that every one raves on about which gives a better flow than your conventional "bell" shaped pipe.

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ill give u $500 posted to the gold coast?

Hi boosted,

Postage and packing is $80 on top. Not a small exhaust...

Can't do for $500 posted mate, bit too low for what its worth.

Like I said its in great nick and near new.

Give me a better offer :rolleyes:

G'day m8,

I'm interested in it, but your price is bit too high for a 7 month old exhaust, im happy to offer $500 fitted. Im from Clayton Vic.

Provided the exhaust is in good condition. Would like to have a look @ it, juz lemme knw if ur driving by...

Pls PM me..

Will you separate the Front/ dump pipe? If so im very interested and can come grab it whenever suits you

silva33, I rather sell the exhaust as is mate.

LiQuid IcE, thanks mate, it is a great exahust and near new, I have plenty of time to sell it to the right buyer for the right price :worship:

I paid $899 +$80 freight to have it, which IMO is good money. Letting it go for $599 for pick up is IMO, very fair.

Cheers.

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How would you rate this for loudness, thinking about replacing the stock one but do not want one thats too larey!

Ive sold it already.

If you want a quiet zorst, stay away from cannons! Go for oval mufflers. JJR was too loud for my liking.

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