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R34 Gt-T Exhaust

EuphXP

By EuphXP,
in New South Wales

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Hey Guys.

I am looking for a stock R34 exhaust or similar to borrow for 1 day so i can pass my epa testing, Im currently running a 3' X-Force exhaust with a silencer but its still too loud -_- (97DB) and if i was to put a flange there id need to weild in my silencer (obv dnt wanna do that). So to pass my EPA Test on friday i need to fit an exhaust that will be quieter.

I Was gonna go past an exhaust place and take a loan exhaust but figured id ask here first.

SO! If anyone has a stock R34 exhaust or something that will fit thats quiet im happy to exchange a case of beer (Or drink of choice lol) In return for the exhaust for 2-3 days (Fit-Test-Disasemble)

Im located in the hurstville area. willing to travel a bit to pick it up :D

CHEERS GUYS!

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Hey dude

I got a turbo back stock exhaust at mine (except the cat)

I live in shellcove which is Probly an hour and a half drive for you.

Can let you borrow, catback dump and front pipe.

Petrol would Probly cost more then a loaner I'm guessing?? Idk.

Anyways if you want it you can pick it up any time after 3 today or tomorrow.

I think I have the bolts and gaskets but not 100%

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Havnt had the car that long so excuse my noobness lol.

The inspector showed me the exhaust when it was up on the hoist, From the cannon going back towards the front of the car there were 2 sections of exhaust that needed to be changed, so the cannon, and the next section which from memory was about a foot and a half long.

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