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RB30E extractors suit R31 skyline. Not sure of type, but they seem to be exactly the same ones as in my car as well (Nissan??) which sound pretty good.

They are 6 into 2 into 1 and the pipe back to the cat. Should only take an hour or so to bolt up (really easy) and give you a nicer exhaust note, and a decent power increase.

Seem to be in pretty good condition with no obvious cracks, dents or problems. You can probably sand them back a bit and will come up fairly nicely if you care about the look of them.

Brisbane or goldcoast or post i guess, but only if aussie post will send it (probably too large).

Asking $100. PM me, or call or SMS 0417 016 326

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