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Does anyone know what mods are required to put an exhaust designed for a R34 GTR into a R33 GTR?

I am tired of clearance and noise issues on my R33 GTR and am looking at a nismo NE1 which should in theory should provide better clearance and be acceptable noise wise without stealing too much power. Problem is I can only seem to source units for a R34 GTR.

All help appreciated.

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Should be bolt on/off for the most part. Depending on the exhaust you *might* have to modify the hanger mounts a tiny bit.

I'm certain i have a R34 GTR cat-back exhaust on my R33 at the moment as 2 of the hangers didnt line up exactly when we were installing it a couple months back and the exhaust hangers had no signs of being modified.

As a result the exhaust doesn't quite sit perfectly. The only thing was we had to modify one of the exhaust hangers to get it to sit right (literally just heated it up and bent it to suit).

Given i'd just blown my pervious exhausts muffler apart, and replacement was $100 as a temp fix - modification was the only option :D

Whats the incredibly obvious answer?

I'm looking at catback system.

Anyone? :) direct answer.

Shake the Magic Eight Ball and the response will come back "outlook bleak". Although if just doing the cat back, it might fit with some minor mods and bashing. It's unlikely to be an ideal scenario, however.

Why don't you buy an exhaust for an R33 GTR instead?

I've got the Kakimoto system off my 34 GTR sitting in the garage.

If anyones got a 33 GTR they want to trial fit it to check the fitment there welcome to come over.

I live Brisbane Nth side...

Noy

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