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R34 Trust Extension Dump Pipes On R32gtr?

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So use r33 sensors?

But then these have to be bent to clear some other pipework or cabling don't they?

Maybe I should just go the Tomei's. I already have a good aftermarket front pipe but I don't the its as wide as the tomei outlet.

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Go tomei, the trust ones are a pita, i swapped mine out about a year or so ago..

my new front pipe wasnt quiet as big as the tomei outlet either but a die grinder made it a little better for flow.

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Make sure you got the gtr one and not the vspec ones. They should all fit perfectly (maybe o2 will need some work) across all 3 models but the 34vspec has extra o2. No biggy, just need to find a bolt or bung to seal it up.

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Why bother with the O2 sensor?

The RB26 is not a fuel efficient engine and having the O2 won't help much.

I changed my Mines dump and front pipe, which is similar to the Tomei dump, to the Greddy and gained a few hundreds rpm of boost response.

BTW does your Greddy front pipe have a flex pipe? If it doesn't, it would be best to get one installed.

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ORIGINAL Trust pipes come with adaptors, so it doesnt matter what O2.

be careful of copies though. There are a solid number of cheap knockoff's floating around for a while whose flanges etc were all uneven, different sizes etc.

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Thanks everyone, I have spotted a genuine set. Just know there are mixed opinions about these pipes.

The only reason I am considering is because the price is not much more than tomei dumps.

they are the best flowing kit on the market.

I actually think there was a set going cheap at autobarn narre warren when i was down there last, nearly bought it as a spare.

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Just be mindful about the O2 sensor types, R32 GTRs use a Titania based sensor, while 33's and 34s use a Zirconia based sensor, you can't use a Zirconia based sensor on the R32 GTR ecu (well you can, but it won't work as well).

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