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3" Exhaust For A R33 Gtst 4 Door Sedan

bradmax

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I am running a stock exhaust on my R33 GTST 4 door sedan. Wanting to upgrade to a 3" turbo back but not sure if the coupe/sedan systems are different?

Logically you would think the chassis would be longer on the sedan and as such the pipes would need to be longer as well, but then again.......

Any assistance gratefully accepted.

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Exactly the same. Only difference is the length of the tail pipe. Add 4cm to it and you'll be fine. If you don't be prepared to clean your rear bumper of soot and fuel every couple of days.

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