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Hi fellas,

Still in box - I imported it from Japan and it arrived on wednesday - I don't want it as I've got other plans for my car. Excellent bolt on cat back for your skyline - beautifully made. Full stainless steel. Gasket and bolts included. Jasma approved and stamped so they are less than 93 decibels. Quite light too.

Price: $800 or nearest offer. You can't buy these for this price in AUS.

Location: Gympie Queensland - will deliver free personally to Brissie and postage can be organised.

Phone: 0754816229

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Fellas this is the high power silent - not just the hi power. The high power silent is more expensive than the hi power as there's different packing in the mufflers.

I got a quote from just jap for a high power silent and it was over 1000 AUD with a one month waiting period from Japan. I couldn't get the high power silent anywhere in AUS - only the high power.

PM if interested as I said or nearest offer - I'm open to any reasonable offers.

Cheers

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Yes - if you want to buy then we could drop it off to you - but not really interested in taking it down there for you to just look at as it takes up most of the car!

Cheers

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yes it will fit a 4 door but the muffler tip will sit in an inch or 2 in behind the rear bar. Basically it does not look wrong and looks like its meant to fit.

And man, sorry i cant come up with enough $$ yet, if it does not sell before i get cashed up ill be in tough..

cheers

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