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Bishes, answer me this. My Mrs won a turbo back exhaust for a 32, 33 or 34 GTSt/GTT. Which is the most popular and most likely to sell do you reckon?

I would say R34. R33 are more popular so you would sell it to one of these faster, but these cars are so cheap that people aren't really willing to fork out heaps on brand new parts for them these days (I could be wrong, we are all idiots here). You can go on eBay and find heaps of second hand R33 exhausts to whack on. R34, not so...a more expensive car...thus owner more willing to modify "properly" with newer / more expensive stuff. That's my rationale anyway. R34 if you want more coin for it, R33 if you want to sell it faster.

i got them $500.00 each. which considering sparco is fairly cheap

Where from?

I'd throw in my 2 cents if I knew what I was talking about lol

That FB convo makes my brain hurt

haha still makes my brain hurt trying to explain that he was wrong

he thinks the t78 compressor inlet feeds into the t88 exhaust housing... wtf?

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