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Hi all,

I've decided to put on some extractors for my R33.

I've been to an exhaust place where they installed my extractors + high flow cat + 2.5" exhaust.

When they quoted me, they said they can install 2.5" Genie extractors.

The quote was:

the Genie extractors have mandrel bends

the primary pipes are 1 5/8''

long secondary 2 1/4'' pipes

and finish in 2 1/2'' with a 2 bolt flat flange

colour Gold

I was disappointed to see the lack of power increase after the installation. The extractors were not gold, in fact, it was blue. I believe the extractors were custom made, second hand.

It would be good if you guys could share with everyone, what type of extractors you have in your car. Photos would be awesome.

Cheers guys

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Ey Dude

How much U pay for ur extractors.

i haven't found out the rough estimated cost and it's hard for me to go out anyway because im stil on l's.

U liv in Victoria.

I paid roughly 450 bucks for the "Genie" extractors + 80 bucks labour.

I'm just trying to find out if these are even REAL extractors... check out the photo.

Yes I live in Victoria.. in Dandenong

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I paid roughly 450 bucks for the "Genie" extractors + 80 bucks labour.

I'm just trying to find out if these are even REAL extractors... check out the photo.

Yes I live in Victoria.. in Dandenong

at a guess i would say they are genie extractors for an rb30e engine with flanges replaced to suit your engine .

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