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I've got for sale 1 brand new XForce 3 inch dump pipe for a R33 or R32.

This pipe runs from the turbo to the cat, and is mild steel.

It was not used as I have decided to sell the car. I preffer pickup or delivery in Melbourne, but postage interstate should be cheap.

Was purchased for $290. Will sell for $240.

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I've got for sale 1 brand new XForce 3 inch dump pipe for a R33 or R32.

This pipe runs from the turbo to the cat, and is mild steel.

It was not used as I have decided to sell the car. I preffer pickup or delivery in Melbourne, but postage interstate should be cheap.

Was purchased for $290. Will sell for $240.

[email protected]

I am interested if suits r32 GTS and has sep WG pipe?

Any pics?

It doesn't have a seperate Waste Gate pipe, it has a large 3inch pipe instead of the restrictive factory dump pipe. You will also notice a boost increase of 2 to 4 psi just from fitting it.

I will post pics tonight.

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