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Who Got Jjr 1 Piece Stainless Rb20/rb25 Dump/front Pipes?

HCR32R

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HCR32R

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Hi guys,,

i'm looking to buy a JJR 1 Piece Stainless RB20/RB25 Dump/Front Pipes and just wondering about their fitment on your car..

i would love to have all ur feedback on this product before i've made my decision mainly on the fitment

cheers

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krzysiu Grand Master

krzysiu

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Its a good product. Installed it my self. Only 1 bolt is troublesome to get tight due to lack of room but the rest is fine. Matches up perfect with the rest of your exhaust too.

ashneel Grand Master

ashneel

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i got the JJR split dump pipe (ppl say it better then the one piece) and ye installed it with my mate. well made product nice clean welds fitment was perfect. some R33 owners had the pipe touching the foot well but mine wasnt so prob a bad batch or wasnt installed right.

but ye its aweosme and you could really feel the differance

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SiR_RB

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yep i fitted one few months back now, and i had abit of a problem tightening 1 bolt, i had to cut one of my open ended spanners to fit in the tight spot

besides that, no other problems :D

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R33 S2

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yep i fitted one few months back now, and i had abit of a problem tightening 1 bolt, i had to cut one of my open ended spanners to fit in the tight spot

besides that, no other problems :D

i also cut a spanner to get 2 the bolt :) easy 2 install as long as ya dont snap a bolt like i did. so go easy on them :)

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