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As per the title, I am getting a custom 4 inch titanium exhaust made off the design of my 4 inch stainless steel system.

I cant give you final pricing but it will be very reasonably priced.

It will include dumps, midpipe and catback. possibly with a variable valve or with only a single side twin exit.

mufflers (noise restrictions at some of my local tracks require this) but no cats.

we already have the exhaust perform well with the tune and have a sound clip in SS version (see link in sig below) but I am chasing weight savings

need to get a mimimum order together of 5.

PM me any questions etc.

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Greddy are stating they have some available.

http://www.nagtroc.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=46985

Depends what you call sensible. US$5495.00

A lot of money for a 14kg weight saving.

What's an SS version cost?

Brian

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the planned solution is a turbo back system with dump pipes included as in the picture of my SS version above. it would be cheaper than the GReddy product even though the GReddy system is not inclusive of dump pipes.

how much weight savings is important to you varies from person to person and is also relative to what potential areas you have left to strip weight from the car. to me, an extra 15+kg weight saving is vital. This system will more likely offer 20+kg weight savings.

those of you who know me know i don't muck around so serious enquires via PM please.

I will be selling my custom made SS Turbo back solution pictured (dumps/midpipe/catback) when i get the new titanium exhaust. If you are interested let me know.

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