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my baby was just in an accident a few days ago, long story but i'll make it short......

it was his fault cops told me and also he has no insurance :D so im gonna show how get the money from him to repair my car...!

anyways since i have to fix the front of my car i was planning to change it and make it look like a GTR meaning gtr bonnet and gtr front bumper..... i heard from some ppl that the orginal gtr bonnet and bumper doesn't fit on a gtst is that TRUE????????????????

and also where can i get the cheaps part for my car?????????????? eg.. front bumper and gtr bonnet (oem version) not fiberglass....

need your help thanx

cheers flukey.........

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get a normal GTST bonnet and grind the nose (and get a Nismo nose clip) that way the latch will still work fine and you can fir the GTR grill

Your joking right? What a stupid suggestion

Flukey: Get an R32 GTR bonnet, grill and GTR bonnet latch.

Try Just Jap at Kirrawee they should be able to assist

everything should go straight on, if you changing the gaurds you will need GTR blinkers, and the bonnet will need the GTR latch as mentioned.

you can also modify the existing latch to fit

Hey guys for those of us silly people, When you change to the gtr front bar do you have to change over to the grill as well?

I recently did the this conversion on my GTST and it all bolted on fine just needed to slightly modify the bonnet release. And I have seen in some cases where they have to cut a small piece out from the underside of one of the fins so that the GTST bonnet latch has room to move. Other then that it all just bolts straight on! :D

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