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i have a full exaust system off an r33 series 2 turbo 1996 model, it has done 60,000 k's so it is still like brand new. it has the front dump pipe, the front pipe and the cat back exaust it will pass epa easy and is ideal for epa applications or for somebody that has a stuffed exaust. i am after 200 dollars compleate or might separate depending on who wants what... my contact number is 0437078793

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i have a full exaust system off an r33 series 2 turbo 1996 model, it has done 60,000 k's so it is still like brand new. it has the front dump pipe, the front pipe and the cat back exaust it will pass epa easy and is ideal for epa applications or for somebody that has a stuffed exaust. i am after 200 dollars compleate or might separate depending on who wants what... my contact number is 0437078793

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Hey

I'm looking for a replacement exhaust for me R33 series 2 after it got smashed a week ago.

where r u located???

cheers

If its anything like the gearbox he sold me then id stay away mate.

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