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I've tried to search the forums but typing anything along with "exhaust" brings up way to many threads that cant give me an answer. Read a couple and its just got me more confused. Some threads saying cat's reduce kw, and other saying exhaust improves low end but less power high end.

Just wanting to add an exhaust to my gts-t, hoping to reduce turbo lag. Not really after loudness. But if a good exhaust is a loud exhaust then itll have to go on. Just looking at this tuning guide that seems to be posted everywhere

( http://nissanskyline.6te.net/tuning_GTS25T.htm ) claims to add 20-30kw which seems a bit much. Anyways was just after some opinions on brands and systems. Do i go full system, follow the guide or is exhaust pointless.

Cars stock and not really planning to mod it any more than an exhaust, if that.

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^ That site if a load of rubbish for the most part, and old info.

It was ripped from these very pages about 5-6 years ago and even then it was wrong.

Either way - there are dozens of exhaust threads mate as you've seen from the search.

Basically whatever you want will be fine. 3", two mufflers and a CAT.

all you need, and most likely legal.

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