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Hi guys

Im selling a Blitz Nur Spec catback exhaust system to suit an R33 GTST or GTS

Has a removable exhaust baffle to make it a bit more quiet, easily removed via a 10mm screw and sliding it out.

SPECS: (taken from manufacturers website)

80mm bore pipe work

114.3mm tail pipe

98 DB with baffle inserted

It is made of polished stainless steel, came off an R33.

Asking $500 ono

Pick up in Campbellfield monday to friday 9-5pm (30 mins from the Melb CBD)

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how loud is it without the baffle?

Not too loud surprisingly, I use it without the baffle as it sounds awesome, very deep note very unique. I've only ever been hassled by a police officer once as I was driving through a tunnel and gave it a little squirt and he was behind me :D told him I had a silencer and he just sent me on my way :D

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