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Brand New 3 Inch Cat And A Used 3a Stainless Steel Muffler-3inch Inlet For Sale

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Hi All,

I have a 3 inch Universal Ceramic Catalytic Converter high flow, Redback Australian Brand, Brand New, only opened to inspect the item. Perfect for anyone who wants to upgrade and get more flow from their engine !! :D

Reason For selling: Bought a full turbo back system, which already had a cat converter.

Price: $110 (i will post at buyer expense and will only use registered post cost $15) - 3 inch cat converters cost well over $200 delivered and that's online prices.

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I also have a 3A racing Cannon stainless steel muffler with 3 inch inlet in good nick few light scratches underneath. A little dusty but a wipe will make it all goods. This be ideal for the those who cant quite afford a full system yet, but still want to unleash the RB sounds of the engine. I had this on my standard R34 GTT (standard system just replaced muffler) and it sounded awesome not drowney or ridiculously loud, simply sxy sound you know what im talking about ;). The muffler measured a reading of 92DB - legal for SA (please note this is for turbo as NA cars will most likely be drowney) i had it on tested when i was going through regency due to being defected for tint and loose pod. This will fit directly to R34 GTT coming out on angle but can be made to fit any other cars at ease.

Reason For sale: Upgraded to full system

Price: $50 (prefer pick up,)

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please contact me via email [email protected] ill get back to ASAP!! OR PM

I am located Adelaide.

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Its a univeral cat so any exhaust workshop will have the sutiable flange set u need to put on the car. =) i think its around $15 ea extra fot fitting, well in adelaide it is.

other highflow cats on the market are $170 +

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