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hey,

the pipe which connects to your front pipe is 2 and 1/2 inches. and is basically the same length as your standard dump pipe. 30 cm in length.

the reason for sale is that, i am planning to upgrade my turbo, and it will need a different dump pipe. So i dont want to have to pay out twice for a dump pipe. And seeing as its still brand new, i will get more money back on what i paid i figure.

another reason is also current funds to finish my car.

hope that covers your questions.

let me know anything else you want to know.

cheers

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the standard one is very restrictive. On the inside its around 2 and 1/4 inches. however its up near the top of the turbo wheres its messy. the waste gate air goes straight into a sort of wall, then the gases have to divert into the 2 and 1/4 inch standard dump.

with this one, it just goes straight out. and the 2 and 1/2 inches is mandrel bent. All even, and very light weight. the stock dump pipe is very heavy, as its cast iron.

i will try and get some bigger pics for you so you can see it.

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sold.

and it sounded ***ing crazy when we fitted it. makes me wish i never sold it. first time i ever heard one. and it was just stock with exhaust and airfilter. and I reckon the car was quicker than a skyline with front mount, saf-c, exhaust. maybe it was just the noise, but for some reason the car just felt angry.

EVL-R33 you car is officialy evil. But i'd take it to an exhaust place, and get that pipe extended a little bit, and even put a gasket inbetween the front pipe and the dump.

geeze, i am excited now. need to finish my car.

screamers rock.

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