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Ezy03 Experienced

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Hi guys as title says I'm selling my exoticspeed r1-t pwr catback exhaust, its in very good condition and less than 3000 kms on it, I'm selling it because I need the money for other use.

I'm not sure about asking price say $900? Posted? I dunno how much postage will cost but I'd pref pick up.

Location is - green valley nsw.

I am negotiable on the price since I dunno what resale is :s but please no low balls.

Oh forgot it has rolled titanium tips (burnt style).

It really sounds very good and it took me along time to get it because I was comparing noises of others and I picked this in the end.due to the nice roar it lets out when pressed, no drone and quite and stock exhaust like at cruise speed so no annoying constant noise when your at low steady speeds.

Pm me or call or sms me on 0415605565

Cheers, Edi

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These are a really nice exhaust people ! Someone buy it !!!

If you not sure about selling price you can get them for $899 new from USA including shipping

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ExoticSpeed-R1-T-Exhaust-Nissan-350Z-2003-09-3-0-Dual-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem58836319a5QQitemZ380161431973QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

If i didnt have mine already id grab this

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looks like the one on ebay is for a 350z, therefore the 8" extension pipe is probably needed before it can properly fit on the v35....also doesn't look like that one comes with the y-pipe (unless I missed it), whereas the one ezy03 is selling does.

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looks like the one on ebay is for a 350z, therefore the 8" extension pipe is probably needed before it can properly fit on the v35....also doesn't look like that one comes with the y-pipe (unless I missed it), whereas the one ezy03 is selling does.

My bad

http://cgi.ebay.com/...s#ht_1382wt_939

G35 version with Y-pipe and Power version, same price, you should get within a few hundred of the new price since yours is still pretty newish. The only thing would be postage. Cant be too much thou. I am listening to alot of vids with this exhaust and it sounds nice as. Dont temp me !

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Ezy03 Experienced

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Well I'm throwing the lot in for 900 posted to a bloke in Perth and iv offered it 800 pick up to another bloke. The perth bloke has pref cuz his got funds ready hopefully postage won't be a fortune for me.

Listening to the clip again I want to put it back lol but I seriously need the cash. IMHO its one of the best if not the best sounding exhaust. Apparently its the same design as the amuse which cost about 6000 only differnce mine isnt full titanium. But still its light as f... is say about 1/2 maybe less of the stock exhaust

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