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After are standard exhaust for a r32 gtr im sure gtst ones fit aswell so either will do it wont be staying on for long.

In melb area would be great but also willing to pay to get it posted cheers.

pm me.

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anyone? have good money to pay or can give you a box to borrow it for a few weeks? only need it for rta so whateva guys common.

Ideally you would want a GTR exhaust.

I went for a sound test with a GTSt exhaust on my GTR aaages ago, and it was still over the limit! The GTR exhaust has more effective mufflers. They let it slide though.

yeh dont mind ill just put a peice of sheel metal between cat-rear muffler with a inch hole just to get it passed. pls someone must have one the only other option is getting one bent up and that will cost to much for nothing.

yeh dont mind ill just put a peice of sheel metal between cat-rear muffler with a inch hole just to get it passed. pls someone must have one the only other option is getting one bent up and that will cost to much for nothing.

hi mate i got one in sydney pm me for price.

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