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Originally posted by skyzerr33

isn't that what u drive already?

Nope , it ain't polished yet.

But it will be , along with the big terbs , polished intake , cusco blue rocker covers , autronics , trust polished intercooler pipes, jun cam gears.

ohh hang on , that's what's on the R

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Ken

Originally posted by skyzerr33

don't care where it is

just need two bits of metal welded together 3 bolt holes  and thats it

If it's that easy just walk into an exhaust mob near you and ask em to weld it together for you.

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