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Hey Guys

Im about to purchase a 4inch titanium exhaust exiting through twin 4inch splitter mufflers through AM performance in Adelaide for my 32 gtr

Im from QLD and havent heard much about this company, search didn't prove much either. Are they legit and quality is good?

Any help much appreciated

CHeers

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theyve been around for a while. i bought a GTiR exhaust manifold of them and the quality is very good, however... the flange was not flat. probably warped during welding. friend of mine ordered his at the same time, had the same issue. he sent his back to be fixed, i payed out of pocket to get mine tidied up (after finding out the hard way)

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I'd heard good things about AM from canadian GTiR owners and my friend having a dump pipe that was very nice.

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I had split/extended dumps, front pipe, hi flow cat, catback 3in resonator/muffler done by them about 5 years go for my 32gtr

Andrew fitted it for me and what not. the tip was slightly longer than i wanted but ive grown to like it haha

no issues. pretty sure theyve expanded their catalogue since then. was great to deal with in emails/in person.

out of curiosity, how much is the 4in titanium system?

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