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Carsound 2.5" hiflow cat for sale, still unopened (paid for at compliance but not put on car due to a 3" cat being fitted).

Stainless steel with aluminium exterior, 2.5", hi-flow, universal fit - perfect for NA Skyline, SR20, etc.

Looking for $160+

In Sydney, can probably arrange pickup if keen.

Cheers!

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could i get the specs of the box.

Cause i need to know the length.

and the diameter of the cat, cause i have a flex that is 2.25.

So they probably need to somehow make it fit.

So your diameter is 2.5 right? in and out? You told me it was 2.75. i don't even think cat co make that size.

Here we go..pictures at last.

Picture 1 - sticker on side on box

Picture 2 - stamping on cat

Picture 3 - picture of cat

Picture 4 - comparison with a DVD case

Picture 5 - inlet piping with a tape measure (outlet pipe is identical)

With a tape measure, the cat itself is 33cm long, 16.5cm across, and 10cm deep.

looks pretty good to me.

What is the final pricing minus that ryco filter?

What is your phone number? Can i pick up?

If it's less that 100? I'll take it, Cause a ryco filter is about 12bucks.

I am budget minded. Ie Tightass

Sincerely Truong Hai.

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