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R33 gtst series

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Was purshased for 1800 brand new 9 months ago.

Had it on my skyline r33 s2 and it was the best upgrade i did to the car.

Sounds great and increases so much in performance.

Has a nice roar to it when u plant it but on idle its not too loud.

Is high grade stainless steel dump and front pipe so doesn't get too hot and crack.

Its 3 inches from turbo through to cat back with a 4 in canon.

Is in near new condition however has an oxygen sensor don't know if it still works also has a de-cat pipe for it which ill chuck in.

*removed number* msg or call dont reply as i dont really check it.

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