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Hi everyone,

I am selling a black ceramic coated CES race pipe setup, which came off an R32 GTR. I am no longer going to use these so happy to sell them. ReferCES website link below.

http://www.cesracing.../products_2.htm

I will throw in some r32 GTR manifolds (with ported flanges to match aftermarket bolt on turbo flanges).

I will post up pics tonight.

Asking price is $1,200.

Pickup is in North West Sydney or maybe can come to some delivery arrangement in sydney metro area.

If anyone is interested please contact me on 0411 415 644.

Heres a pic.

http://www.flickr.co...N04/7202367278/

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