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I am looking at getting a Turbo back system installed by CES Racing and I was wondering if people were happy with their work and performance gains from their systems. I have a R33 GTST Sedan and I was wondering what other people paid for their CES echaust system.

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Chris

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I had a CES split dump and installed a fair while ago ... I was more than happy with the difference it made (R33 Gtst)

The split dump cost $650 for one of the coated ones (through a group buy here on the forums)

looking at the dyno graph :

Difference on my car between Std. Dump and the CES split dump one was 10 rwkw ( just over 6 % increase ) , Torque went up by about 7 %

I have a Electronic Boost Controller so therefore that's an increase due to better flow & less turbulance rather than an increase in realised boost pressure

since then I have also installed a CES hi-flow cat at the same time as fitting a PFC so can't tell you what sort of gain I picked up with that

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