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Regretful sale but these have to go, need the dosh to rebuild my motor so i can live with a stock exhaust for awhile.

looks exactly like this;

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on car

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minor scrappage on resonator from unfriendly speedhumps.

Silencers have been removed, sounds tough on idle & high revs. will put up a video clip of it soon

Suit R34 GT/T coupe - i've modded the hangers so it sits 10-20mm closer to the body.

*Can fit R34 4DR if you extend it by 30mm~

*Can fit R33 GTST if you mod the hangers towards the back

after $480

****may swap for 3" single cannon suit R34 GTT****

located in sydney

pm if interested.

damn ive been lookin for one of these...

i have a 3" catback with oval s/steel jasma muffler on the back if you wanna trade...

centre muffler removed. not too loud on idle/while cruising but tufff when you give it some

let us know cheers

damn ive been lookin for one of these...

i have a 3" catback with oval s/steel jasma muffler on the back if you wanna trade...

centre muffler removed. not too loud on idle/while cruising but tufff when you give it some

let us know cheers

Hey mate, im after 3.5" if possible as 3" will be too small for my new setup/motor.

im after a jap brand single canon exhaust similar this;

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