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For sale: Almost new (500km) R35 Challenge Street Spec (twin-resonated cat-less 76mm/3") Mid Pipe.

Imported from USA, cost $1150, will take $800 ONO.

Proven power gains 17kW over stock with no ECU tune.

Verified 0-100kph 3.65 sec vs. 3.85 sec stock and 1.5 sec/lap gain at Eastern Creek.

Great sound, quite "sporty" at WOT and not too loud at cruising speed.

I decided to sell it because I am getting a complete mid pipe/cat back system.

PM for more info.

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  • 4 weeks later...
Pre Christmas sale: $700 for a beautifully engineered piece! Come on guys, you know you want it!

202 views, 250 R35 GT-Rs in the country and not one bite?

Am I selling it too cheap or is the quality too high? :P

Edited by GT-Ricer
202 views, 250 R35 GT-Rs in the country and not one bite?

Am I selling it too cheap or is the quality too high? :)

To be honest mate it just doesn't look as good as the Willall titanium pipe for around the same money

To be honest mate it just doesn't look as good as the Willall titanium pipe for around the same money

Thanks for your honesty. At last...it took 200+ views to get some feedback!

LOOKs good or PERFORMs better? I think this one LOOKS fantastic, so nice and shiny and without any of those short titanium section welds every few centimeters.

Unfortunately no matter how lovely it looks you only get to see it for a few minutes max and then the hoist goes down and the show is over for good...

As for all those "weight savings" achieved with fashionable titanium bits, next time fill the tank with 10litres less fuel and you will save $15 and 7.5kg straight away...LOL

When it comes to the price, it's negotiable, provided it goes to a good home.

  • 1 month later...
Thanks for your honesty. At last...it took 200+ views to get some feedback!

LOOKs good or PERFORMs better? I think this one LOOKS fantastic, so nice and shiny and without any of those short titanium section welds every few centimeters.

Unfortunately no matter how lovely it looks you only get to see it for a few minutes max and then the hoist goes down and the show is over for good...

As for all those "weight savings" achieved with fashionable titanium bits, next time fill the tank with 10litres less fuel and you will save $15 and 7.5kg straight away...LOL

When it comes to the price, it's negotiable, provided it goes to a good home.

Sold it yet ?

If not send me a text to 0417 909 273.

Cheers

  • 1 month later...

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