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Im looking to finish the exhaust on my S2 33gtst. I have a mate who has a dump pipe laying around from his CA 180 to suit a t28 and we are wondering will this fit up to my standard turbo?? ive got my flame suit on but if it will it will save me $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

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Is it an aftermarket exhaust?

In that case why would you want to fit a factory dump anyway, it will then become the most restrictive point in the system. If it's a factory system then just hit up some importers if you don't want to pay for an aftermarket. Would be sub $50 I would guess.

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lol im talkin bout 3inch. i wouldnt waste my time buyin a stock one as thats what i have now. i got 2 more places to call. then i may have to result to buyin online. which i dont really like the idea of but if needs must i guess.

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