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hi guys, im looking to buy a r33 exhuast sytem, need a split dump then all the way back. but if you have bits and pieces post here as i will most likely be interested

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Hi

I have veilside titanum cat back came off from gtr33 not a good condition(has little crack at conected with cat )

but you can fix for your car If you interested in it

I will give you bargain price

phone : 0416 080 415

Thank you

Brad

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Hey mae have a 3.5 inch exhaust system from my R33. Custom made no brand, Steel with stainless cannon. Nice sound. Sold my skyline which had a split dump then later had a 320rwkw+ setup on it and worked perfect. Am in the process of moving house and have no were to keep it. Located in Bronte Eastern suburbs, sell for $200. Give me a call on 0414 411 771 if you are interested

Boro

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Have a R33 exhaust, the straight through with the twin tips is sold but the other one is still for sale.

Pictures: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/320107-r33-bits-lots-of-other-stuff-as-well/

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I got genuine Nismo exhaust. lol turns out the other exhaust I offered you wasn't a kakimoto. It was a HKS HiPower Silent exhaust, $500 bux would have been a steal ;)

ahhh spewin haha, how much u want for the nismo mate? and what are the specs

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