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As per title.

This was purchased brand new and has done around 5000km's. Still in very good condition. Made good power on it - upgraded to full titanium system, otherwise will still be happily running this on 450rwkw.

$480 ono.

Am based in Perth - prefer local pickup.

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Pretty sure its 90mm pipe and around a 5" Tip.

Thanks for the freight approximation Hadouken .. I probably am willing - but also lazy! :) So was hoping for local pickup... but if I have to wrap the bastard up and you organise someone to pick up - then I guess I'll make an effort..

(and I just realised there is a WA For Sale section...)

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Yep - somewhere between 400-450rwkw. Never really big on dyno figures - but the exhaust was not a restriction for that power level. We tried front pipes only and did not gain much in the way of power.

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