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S15 Silvia Stock Exhaust Needed

D3LTR33

By D3LTR33,
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Hey guys,

I got defected this week in my s15 silvia and I have had it for a total of 2 weeks :ermm: . The previous seller did not have the stock parts to give me either...

Anyway if anyone has a stock s15/s14 exhaust laying around they could sell me, or even lend me for two weeks (im willing to put a deposit down), I'd really appreciated! Getting desperate and worried about clearing it this week so if you know anyone with a silvia I would love the help.

Im located in the lower blue mountains and am willing to drive to pick it up.

Thanks,

Ben

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if you are willing to pick up from woodcroft (blacktown area) i can ask my mate. He has a stock s15 exhaust laying around

If you could ask him that would be awesome mate, Im more than willing to drive and pick it up :banana:

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ok just got off the phone to my mate. He has both stock exhaust and air box out of his s15.

He wants $250 each for them and when they are returned he will give you $200 back. He only wants to lend them out incase he ever gets defected

He lives in woodcroft, name is Tee and number is 0415705505

cheers

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