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Driver Grand Master

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Hey all,

Im looking to purchase an exhaust in the near future.

Ive been looking around and it seems, for example an apexi N1 cat bak will cost over 1k in aust and in japan around the 600 mark. But to get it sent from japan will cost around 600 itself!

Anyone know of any places that could help me out with? :)

Thanks

Brendan

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sewid Grand Master

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Look around the forums for someone selling one second hand.

Use the phone and ring some Australian wreckers, UAS, JustJap, etc.

Talk to some of the very many Jap parts importers around these days. Talk to supra man on these forums, try Nengun, Greenline, etc.

Hope that helps.

sweetr33 Experienced

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to a commended exhaust shop and get the system there. May have to get a stainless muffler from somewhere else but where i got my exhaust done they were really good. Dont need to buy bolt on kits from japan. But personal choice i guess. I would bother with full stainless but thats me

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