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Hi just got 3" dump pipe 3"high flow cat and 3.5" pipe with a hks supper dragger muffler on the back.

Now I'm after a 3" exhaust because mine is too loud and cbf dealing with the police. Anyways i have been quoted $660 for a 3" cat back exhaust. If anyone knows a good exhaust place with reasonable prices let me know cheers prefer S.E Suburbs but don't mind to travel to someone good.

By The Way if anyone has any good secondhand cat back exhaust for r33 gtst let me know.

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getting an exhaust made up is always expensive!

the cheapest quote i got was like 1200!

getting a proper name brand is about the same price.

ebay and in the for sale section on here you will find good cheap 2nd hand exhausts!

=)

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