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hi guys just wondering if a r33 exhaust would fit a 34 both coupe and turbo. and if it does wat is needed to be done if anything.

also does anyone know where i can get a 34 gtt exhaust turbo back in melbourne? all the 1's ive looked up seem to be discontinued or catback.

and 33gtr coilovers to a 34 gtt?

thanks guys

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I'd assume there would be different mounts for the muffler,

Also the R33 engine pipe running to the cat is slightly longer to the R34 item.

I had to find the cat converter dump and engine pipes separately from the turbo back exhaust. But an exhaust shop would be able to make a custom set turbo back system for you aswell, slightly cheaper but have to make sure workshop making one for you knows what they're doing (I've seen some dodgey custom set ups on a few of my mate's cars)

I bought a cat-back HKS hi power silent system

3" X-force hi flow cat (may change it soon though)

3" JIC magic engine pipe

open bell mouth split dump pipe

Edited by Yo-Yo

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