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Well you better tell Nismo to sack all their design engineers.

Hey Alan, long time no see...

Mate.. the original Nismo and GTR bars look fine... however, on a GTR, an aftermarket copy front bar just doesn't cut it... e.g. if this bar was on my GTST, then I guess ok not too bad... but on a GTR, I was just saying it deserves a bit extra - don't you agree? :blink:

Hey Alan, long time no see...

Mate.. the original Nismo and GTR bars look fine... however, on a GTR, an aftermarket copy front bar just doesn't cut it... e.g. if this bar was on my GTST, then I guess ok not too bad... but on a GTR, I was just saying it deserves a bit extra - don't you agree? :P

not really

Another Trust bar user checking in. I know Darkon and it was both his and mitchy's car that made me choose to replace my damaged GTR bar with the Trust one.

Sorry about the quality, took this one on my phone.

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Sad to hear about mitchy's car, what a shame. :)

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