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Proof That Bnr32 Exhaust Are Free-flow ?

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Hi there,

Here in Canada, there's a big controversy about exhaust and police ticket. So I was wondering if you, in Australia, had a proof that the BNR32 came free-flow from the factory??

I can pay $$ someone for info. But I already have a pictures of a stock exhaust but I need to make it certified..

Anyways, if you don't have direct info do you know where I could ask for? where I could search

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yes, tell us more information about what this "free flow" law of yours is...

in aust, Its the sound that annoys the cops & the public. and once they issue you with a ticket... they can check the Toxic emissions from the exhaust if the catalytic converter looks tampered. The GTR cat im pretty sure is a 3-way cat.. as in it reduces nitrogen oxides, reduces cabon monoxide & hydrocarbons.

Free flow exhausts are usually aftermarket without a restrictive pipe in the rear muffler.

High flow aftermarket cats are sometimes a defect here.

anyways, let us know what you think

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My bad. I wasn't clear.

In my province, they don't ask for a toxic/emission test. So this it not an issue. The cop generally pull you over because you have a 3 inch tip or more, it's chromed, you have a tuned car, your young, you have a sexy girlfriend etc etc lol. :)

Once they pull you over, 90% of the times, they will just insert a stick in your exhaust and if it goes deeper than 30 inch, it's a proof that you are STRAIGHT PIPE ( And in their mind Straight Pipe=ILLEGAL). So I would like something certified so I keep it in my car and show to the cops that a BNR32 came straight pipe OEM.

Now, My exhaust is a RS*R ExMag GT2 ( which is the top dog of Rs*R) and found that there seems to be no catalyser under my GTR. Since a stock GTR came with a catalyser, I would still lost in court for having modified my exhaust and not keeping the OEM SPEC. But, my chances are the police officer won't know about the catalyser.

Law #94 say:

Changing the muffler or exhaust system that makes it noisier than the original OEM (1. cop don't have a Decibel meter with them and skyline didn't exist in Noth-america, so they can't give me that. But still, some assh*le do.. and now I have to prove that the OEM wasn't making more noise.)

Law #91 say:

Any repair or swap done to the exhaust,catalyser,pipe etc. can be done BUT has to maintain the same spec of the OEM.

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