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That front pipe only cost you $800? What.

Has anyone purchased a full system from RPM recently. A 3" into 4" front and 3.5" catback or similar, not a twin system though.

Looking at getting one but don't like how everyone has had to modify their front pipe for the 33 to fit, slightly off putting.

Feel free to PM me if you don't want to post a price in the comments.

How have you determined that?

Because it's how they do it. I inquired about doing a twin 3 into single 4 inch before I found the twin RP 3 inch and to have that merge section in stainless instead of mild steel, was extra.

Don't know if it's a great idea, mild and stainless have different expansion rates,it will likely crack eventually. Anyway, it's a GTR, it will just sit in the garage most of the time so it should be fine. :P

Some of the best sounding exhausts I have heard are stainless, but perhaps I never realised rust can improve the exhaust note...

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Don't know if it's a great idea, mild and stainless have different expansion rates,it will likely crack eventually. Anyway, it's a GTR, it will just sit in the garage most of the time so it should be fine. :P

Some of the best sounding exhausts I have heard are stainless, but perhaps I never realised rust can improve the exhaust note...

well rust can improve the sound you should get some you might learn something :) Edited by mr skidz

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