Exhaust, intercooler, dump pipe etc

Item: JASMA plated Nismo cat back exhaust


When new these retailed for around the $1000 mark

2 mufflers, slight dents in muffler closest to tip and a fraction on tip (from bottoming out - doesnt restrict flow) slight crack in one muffler - easy and quick weld

pictures attached i want $300 ono - make an offer - im open to them


no name brand front and dump pipe (one piece) 3 inch - never been on car - i bought full zorst system before putting it on - i want $100 - what i paid for it ono -- O2 sensor not included

standard front and dump pipe (bolted together so one piece) includes O2 sensor - $30

No Name pod filter - needs a clean but in good enough condition - $40 SOLDSOLDSOLDSOLD

Also have a standard side mount intercooler for S13 - $30

ALL PARTS ARE FOR S13 SR20DET - LOCATED ON THE SUNSHINE COAST - ALL PICKUP ONLY AT THIS STAGE - TOO BIG TO POST contact via pm or email sharpy74@hotmail.com or message my mobile 0410893340 or add reply on here


WILL ACCEPT SWAPS - am looking for Greddy profec B 2 boostcontroller. possibly a T28BB from S15. or various other things. make an offer

PICS ATT

i'll tell s13 davo bout the zorst (cat back) he MIGHT be intrested, is it just mild steel? GL with the sales

hah would be good to fit on the lancer

yeah, cat back would be like full zorst hahahaha.

um i believe its stainless fat tony. needs a good polish though

Looks like stainless..

bump

how much do you want just for the catback itself? and what inlet and outlet size is it?

The prices are up there, i wanted 300 but you can have it for $250.

Thats the cat back exhaust which includes everything in the pics from the cat back............

ah okay well i gotta think about it. thanks though gl with the sale.

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Work is getting underway on the new headquarters for the Co-operative Group in Manchester.

Having been designed by 3D Reid and built by BAM, the scheme features a 30,000 square metre landmark office building with 16 floors above ground that rises to a height of 72.5 metres that's been nicknamed "the sliced egg".

The building is designed around three cores set at the corners of an equilateral triangle with the office space arranged in blocks between each of them and an atrium filling much of the middle of the scheme. Convex curves along the main sides combined curving corners bend the outside of the building helping it move away from a precise triangular shape to something a bit more organic in appearance.

On the upper levels from floor nine, a large portion of the building has been sliced diagonally away as if it was an egg cut in half with a ring of light bronze cladding separating the inside from the outside. The advantage of this is that the upper floors reveal stepped terraces and aluminium framed glazing that shield the atrium from the elements providing copious amounts of outside space.

Unusually for a modern new-build office the design also features a couple of chimneys at the top that will vent the remains of what's burned up by the structures very own biomass power station that helps contribute environmental kudos.

The £100 million building that stands between Miller Street and Angel Street will see 4,000 workers employed to construct it at its peak with 90 firms getting construction contracts. The scheme is set to be finished in August 2012.

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