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a bit off topic, but can i ask why you turbo guys always talk about getting a turbo back exhaust or cat back, why not go the whole hog and get a set of extractors fitted. surely this would improve flow and shorten spool up time. i have also noticed that very few of you replace internals such as cams and was wondering why when you consider the expense of normal mods that are done.

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a bit off topic, but can i ask why you turbo guys always talk about getting a turbo back exhaust or cat back, why not go the whole hog and get a set of extractors fitted. surely this would improve flow and shorten spool up time[/quote:a51d51b353]

hmm extractors on a turbo car?? how do u expect the turbo to work?

u could get a better flowing exhaust manifold for the turbine inlet thats about all.

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i don't know myself how i've waited this long...i've tried to forget about it but that didn't work too well. i've got no car at the moment so that makes it so much worse.

all my friends think i have just been bullshitting to them about me buying a skyline because i told them about a month ago that i would have it and then everyweek since i've saying yeah it's on it's way....i can't wait to see their faces when i pull up next to them and blow all their commodores off the line though

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onarun: what did you loose you license for?

i get mine back on June 4 and have already lost points on it so i'm only going to have 1 point as soon as i get it back.

from everything that has been happening to me i'm starting to think that i'm not meant to have a car or something like that :roll:

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I've seen a few around sydney, but sorry don't have any pics. :P

A bit off the topic, would such a mod would be classified as a defect?

:evil:[/quote:e06d187810]

not sure if it will be a defect, i think all they have to go on with exhausts is noise, emmissions and clearance. with clearence it should only become a problem if some part of the exhaust is close to or below the bottom of my rim without a tyre (in case of a tyre blow out etc etc). r33 is not a loud engine so thats ok and emissions, well the cop would have to be a tool.

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