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was looking for a new exhaust for my r32 gtr.

was looking at this on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...e=STRK:MEWNX:IT

I plan on getting huge turbos (yet to decide what) but i know ill need a decent exhaust.

can anyone tell me or show me of a good exhaust ? Im after somthing that i might actually gain some performance from, not just some knock off look-a-like. :)

thanks :D <-- haha a dancing banana, Classic!

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I have a HKS 409 Hi-Power (Not the Silent) and it is very nice. Got it from Just Jap for $1000.

For a higher flow exhaust it is not loud at all. But sounds great, especially when you give it some! :D

I know it is quieter then the Apexi N1, as a mate of mine had the N1 on his R32 GTS-T and mine is alot quieter at idle/low revs.

Really depends on how much attention you want on the road...

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