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PN-Mad Grand Master

PN-Mad

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Hey all,

I'm after a NM35 fujitsubo CAT BACK exhaust.

FujitsuboLegalisR.jpg

Do you have one that you want to part with? Or maybe your thinking of returning your car to stock/ getting another exhaust?

Let me know. Price will depends on condition- show me what you have!

If you have any other brand Stainless Steel exhaust, let me know what its like (size/noise/drone) and see if I'm interested.

Not after a dump/cat, because I'll be chopping it up anyway.

Cheers.

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sorry to hi-jack thread.. but im looking to replace my old and rusting kakimoto with a new one..

where would be the best place to source one?

Cheers

Rusting?

Pretty sure the M35 Kakimoto exhausts are stainless.

Sunkist Grand Master

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Rusting?

Pretty sure the M35 Kakimoto exhausts are stainless.

thats what i said. but apparently his kakimoto is mild steel.

perhaps kakimoto in jap do custom stuff?

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