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Thought I would say thanks to everyone for some great info. I haven’t been on this site for years, with 4kids life gets in the way I couldn’t even remember my login so I started another profile. I have just started to play with my GTR 32 again and the love is back so I did some reading looking for exhaust info . I rang a few shops only to find exhaust had gone up in price so much I couldn’t believe it.The prices where so high , but then I saw a few people had given thumbs up for Windsor exhaust so I gave them a ring thinking I would get another ludicrous quote. I was shocked when he told me the price.From front blitz pipes new 3.5inch cat with 4inch body 100cell and 3.5 inch hot dog and straight through rear muffler 3.5 inch a true 3.5 all the way under $900.i will post some picks, so happy to find a company that doesn’t try to charge like your made of money thanks again everyone 

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