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Hi Everyone, I Have a Trust - Greddy - Power Extreme - Ti-R Exhaust System For Sale.

To Suit: Nissan ECR33 RB25DET

Size:- 93.8~98.5 Pipe 90mm, Tail 115mm, 2 Pieces.

This is a Full Titanium Exhaust, Very Light. Suit Track, but I had It on my old R33 GTS-T for 4 years, and had only one defect. :blink:

Photos Posted Tomorrow

Im located in Mooroolbark, Victoria. Pick up is preferred, but will post at buyers expense.

Phone 0431439700

Cheers

Hi Everyone, I Have a Trust - Greddy - Power Extreme - Ti-R Exhaust System For Sale.

To Suit: Nissan ECR33 RB25DET

Size:- 93.8~98.5 Pipe 90mm, Tail 115mm, 2 Pieces.

This is a Full Titanium Exhaust, Very Light. Suit Track, but I had It on my old R33 GTS-T for 4 years, and had only one defect. :P

Photos Posted Tomorrow

Im located in Boronia, Victoria. Pick up is preferred, but will post at buyers expense.

Phone 0431439700

Cheers

Here are some pics. I also have a standard 2.5" "back-up" exhaust to throw in if the buyer wants it (See Pics).

I also edited the original post. The exhaust was on the car for 4 years, not 7 years as previously stated. I still have the receipt from Nengun.com.

As you can see, it is very clean & there are no dents, what so ever - Inspections Welcome. It also has a tip extension (steel) courtesy of RacePace. (see pics) It can be removed easily by hand.

Cheers,

Chris.

Please pm me pics also is it a full system from turbo back? Thanks!!!

Hi Mate, I have sent you a PM. It is a cat back, sorry for the typo

Cheers

Ti-R is a cat back system as far as i know, and $500 is cheap as is, i would buy it if i had an r33. good luck with the sale

Thanks Mate, I made a mistake, it is a cat back. Shit, I was tying to fast. Now I have to PM someone back to fix my error :P

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...
Still For Sale, due to sale falling through.

Price Drop to $450.00 This is cheap!

Bump, Still for sale now at $400.00 Firm

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