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G'Day guys,

Going to start fabricating my 4" exhaust tomorrow for my GTR, but i reckon im going to need roughly 1m of pipe to get me from the rear diff to the cannon at the back, would prefer stainless to go with the rest of the system but mild would get me out of trouble, willing to pay whatever its worth, or beer.

Contact via here or SMS me on 0408 117 171,

Cheers,

Daniel.

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hey mate go see

Kolmarc

McLAIN STAINLESS

W,P: 63266177

M : 0427133036

or drop in @ 252 George Town Road, rocherlea,

i get all mine and my mates 3" from there im sure they have 4 as well i brought 3"@2m for 40 bucks 2day its just ask them how thick if your concered about the weight ..

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Ah ok cheers mate, yeah i thought of those places, was gonna try them next, i get all my pipe from Atlas via work really cheap but can only by pipe in 6m lengths, i found an old HKS exhaust off my other 32 with about 1m of 4" stainless on the tip of it so i should be right to use that :)

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