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88silhouette

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got bit stupid in last couple of mths and bought shitloads of stuff through importer off yahoo japan auctions

anyway picked up two pairs of skirts

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one pair is off impul r31-r - the black ones. definitely fit the r31, be it coupe or sedan. here they are tried on the car

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BUT also bought these ones. and i'll be buggered if i know how they are supposed to fit. description said r31 and f31 (leopard right? any in australia??) so i said yeh why not.

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anyway any ideas? far out. imn stumped as to how they are for a 31. in the pic it might look light they fit, but nothing is even sitting under the bottom of the door so i can bolt em in or anything. as you can see, their design is MUCH different from the black impuls which are a perfect fit!

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on a different note, bought a pair of these rims and chucked my slicks on em. thought i'd have the tacky looking chevy billet type rims on the nissan for a laugh. could only find these style rims with nissan stud on jap[an yahoo!

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anyway any ideas suggestions appreciated

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cheers, MARK

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