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hi i have a HKS Super Dragger exhaust ( cat is NOT included as i have sold it already) that i have just taken off my r32 gtst drift car ,

it has some scrap marks on the under side of it

looking for $250 ( buyer has to orgonise and pay for post) from 2444 nsw

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  • 3 weeks later...
hi i have a HKS Super Dragger exhaust ( cat is NOT included as i have sold it already) that i have just taken off my r32 gtst drift car ,

it has some scrap marks on the under side of it

looking for $250 ( buyer has to orgonise and pay for post) from 2444 nsw

post-65667-1275301028_thumb.jpg

hey,

so all the internals are ok in it?? only asking cause my last super drager exhaust had all its internals all messed up real bad like forge points broken and stuff and is there any rust at all on it?

cheers

  • 4 weeks later...
hey,

so all the internals are ok in it?? only asking cause my last super drager exhaust had all its internals all messed up real bad like forge points broken and stuff and is there any rust at all on it?

cheers

hi all the interneals look fine

there is only slight bit or rust but some steel wool will remove it as it is been siting in the shed for a few months other then that is it fine

ps sorry for the long delay in replying as i have had no internet for the last month due to some one makign a mistake and cuting some phone lines out side

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