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yeah.. It's in the latest HPI if you didn't already know.. Can't say I remember seeing a Cefiro specific carbon bonnet around.. Fibreglass vent will do a simular job for a fraction of the price of sourcing a cf one.. My stocker bonnet is surprisingly light with some of the bracing removed too.

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yeah.. It's in the latest HPI if you didn't already know.. Can't say I remember seeing a Cefiro specific carbon bonnet around.. Fibreglass vent will do a simular job for a fraction of the price of sourcing a cf one.. My stocker bonnet is surprisingly light with some of the bracing removed too.

cheers man yer just got the magazine today it the first good pics ive seen of the car as it is in brissy and im in perth that was done b4 this dodgy place that fitted the apexi pfc and avcr to my car blew it up... so now about and 30g has gone into it and another 20g to go haha... motor is all forged cp piston revi rods r33 crank acl race bearings tomei sump and cam baffels tomei 260 pon cams and cam gears n1 water pump n1 oil pump twin hks 25/30s and so on and so on

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Here you go bud

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Nissan-Cefiro-D1-St...1QQcmdZViewItem

Color matched fibreglass would look phat too.. Maybe find if any fibreglass sheets are used in the carbon one.. Sometimes only a layer or two of carbon on the top is used.

Also what are the specs of your rims?

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