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Hi,I have a stainless steel AM Performance dump pipe for sale,bought it second hand from a SAU member hopping it could fit my S2 Stagea...but no...it didn't and don't want to mess around cutting and welding(enough problems taking the original one myself and no money for mechanics)

It came out of a R34 Skyline and it's ready to install (I cleaned the turbo flange)...Price is 200 firm,and I will throw a HKS s.s. gasket that I modified to use with it...

I could prefer COD...pick up is at S.E.Subs of Melbourne(Narre Warren/Berwick area)

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After a PM decided to put more pics,because after comparying it with a new one, saw some differencesand asked the bloke that sold it to me

1-The divider between the wastegate and turbine has been removed

2-Turbine hole been expanded

3-The waste pipe been smashed for clearance with the oil line

I polished the turbo flange and grinded some of the welding in the cat flange

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do u know if this would fit a rb20?

Not sure,The bloke that sold me the pipe has a R34 so it 's an RB25 DET NEO engine(in one of the pics you can see the flange) and the turbo flange is the same for R33 and R34...

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