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Selling this split front/dump pipe...bought it from BATMBL a while ago but no longer have a use for it.

The picture was taken when it was new, so its not as clean and shiny, but still in perfect working condition.

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$200

Cat not included :)

delivery to brisbane?

how does it compare to the justjap splitdump/front pipe?

cheers

I'll have to get back to you on postage. As for how it compares I can't really say coz I've never used the just jap one. There's a pretty big thread on SAU about this one though...most people rave about it.

will this fit R34?

also, where are you located?

thanks

Not sure if it'll fit R34, I'll see if I can find out. Located in the western suburbs of melb

not stainless steel ? How much for delivery to sydney?

It's mild steel as pictured. I'll have to find out about postage.

interested...

noob question though, does this bolt straight on? got a hks cat back, stock cat (not for long) and stock turbo (probably a bit longer)

interested...

noob question though, does this bolt straight on? got a hks cat back, stock cat (not for long) and stock turbo (probably a bit longer)

yeah mate its a straight bolt on. its got a bracket welded to it that the exhaust shop that fitted it to my car must've put on, as you can see its not there in the photo in this thread....when you get it installed if they don't need that bracket they'll just cut it off :rofl:

for R34's...when they say its short...do they mean distance to cat? or the bend wont fall in the right place?

I can't answer that, but PM BATMBL and i'm sure he can answer it for ya :)

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