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Hey guys,

Near new exhaust as described, prob done 1500km..... located in coffs harbour, would freight at buyers expense.... Selling my car, maybe without some "extras".... would anyone buy this off me?

If it definately goes up for sale, i'd hope for $500.....

I will give u $500 if its for a series 2. I think series 2 are different 2 series 1's Cause mines a series 2. What other parts are you seperating. Can trade some standard parts and cash adjustment if u have anything that i need.

Edited by sturb25
  • 5 months later...
i'll take it if its for a s1

how "silent" is it?

See below for sound link - not sure what vehicle this is attached to, but I think you'll agree it sounds pretty sweet :Phttp://www.hks-power.co.jp/sound/

yeah i put one on the car with a 3" dump/front

sounds meaty at low revs but goes pretty silent over about 70kmph so you dont get that drone when your going down the highway

is good :)

Has anyone seen this exhaust new for less than $899? (Boostbitz) I'm very keen to get one, though this link is for a S1 (96-98 model).

http://boostbitz.com/index.php?main_page=p...products_id=129

Did they make a different model for the S2 (I have an RS-Four Type S) or will this one be the same?

I'm having a bit of trouble finding any new HKS Hi-Power Silent Systems for the Series 2 Stagea in the country. (Code # 31019-AN010)

http

:rolleyes:/www.hks-power.co.jp/products/exhaus...1019an010.html

I can order it from Japan, but with the freight/conversion rate etc it would be way too $$$ey. Anyone know where I can get one here?

The guy i bought mine from had it on a s2 he said he modified the hangers on the car dont know how though

I got it from PhilTacular dont know if he is still on the forums.

Edited by jko_one
hey is this still for sale?

if so id definatly scoop it up

cheers

paul

I wouldn't hold your breath...I asked the same thing about 2wks ago and stilll haven't heard back.

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