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Rear Wing or No Rear Wing.  

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All I hear lately is "Put your wing back on. There's too many 32's out there without rear wings and yours looks too common now" So I want to know if that's true or my mates and GF just keep seeing the same 32's over and over again.

If this has been done before, my bad !

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Beer Baron

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both my 32s have wings. GTST has type M wing, GTR has GTR wing. the GTST wing i could live without but i think the GTR looks much better with the factory wing on. it was designed to all work together.

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Just thought I would refresh your memory a bit!!! :)

Anyways, I've got an R32 GTS-T sedan in WA (that's the big one on the left :O ). I bought it wingless and see no reason to add one on. Just haven't felt the need for more down force in my daily driven vehicle...

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JUNR34

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I'm from Western Australia (you know, the bit on the left), so I guess My preference counts for nothing...

HAHA didnt you know that our state is not part of Australia ;) . As for the poll I dont have a R32 but I rekon looks better with a wing :D .

TokyoTaxi Veteran

TokyoTaxi

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ROFLMAO !!! :rofl:

Skylines in WA huh ?!?! Well if that don't beat all .................. They told me there was nothing but Fords over there :ermm: Well, if I knew how to edit the poll I'd include you guys :)

I share the opinion that a GT-R needs it's rear wing to be a "GT-R" but cleaning under a GTS-T rear wing is just a pain in the a$$ + I think it looks better without the wing. This opinion is NOT shared by the GF & some mates.

Still it'll be interesting to see just how many people have removed their wings........

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rice_me_up

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my r32 gtst has its standard wing on there. although i dont dislike the no-wing look, i think my mistress (the car is called mistress cos the gf gets jealous of her) would feel naked without it :pwned:

prefer the spoiler.

BHDave Grand Master

BHDave

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Cant be stuffed either way. I bought it with a wing and i really dont care enough to remove it. (that, and how the hell can i justify the cost of a respray of the boot lid)

I'd rather spend my money on performance or beer.

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