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Can anyone recommend some front pipes for a R33 GTR that sit close to the chassis for ground clearance. I have a Nismo one on at the moment that sits aprox 20-30 m/m lower than my gear box, about 70 m/m off the ground when the rest of the car is roughly 130-140 m/m. I want to go 3.5 outlet so i was looking a the Midori stainless system, http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/MIDORI-SEIBI-SUS-FRONT-PIPE-NISSAN-SKYLINE-BNCR-R33-GTR-RB26-DETT-90MM-/140897957238?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&fits=Plat_Gen%3AR33&hash=item20ce2c3576, sorry about the long link. Does anyone run this system or can recommend something that fits my description? I would like to go stainless or maybe titanium if I decide to spend too much...

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Your nismo front pipe sits 20-30mm lower than the gearbox or the gearbox cross member?

20ish mm below the gearbox should give you heaps of clearance, i got a pentroof one which has the 3 1/2 inch outlet but its about 65mm below the gearbox so dont get one of them if your after more ground clearance.

im in the middle of making my own at the moment to get a bit more clearance and go to a 4 inch outlet.

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