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origin would be good, different but yet kinda expensive.

try out.

http://www.origin-aust.com/

no doubt the vertex is a top kit for the 32, thats why i choose it.

Edited by SoFly

i like the vertex kit but too mant ppl has it... my original plan was to get the uras coz it makes the car look fat.. but 1 thing i didnt lik was the back bar.. its too boxy... then i like the origin coz the back bar is nice and smooth... the front bar is alrite but its too hardcore too dramactic..

and my car isnt a GTR and i dnt lik puttin on gtr bars i dunno its not my taste... lol

I would go for the vertex, it dosent look as meaty as the other ones which IMO makes it the better looking kit,im not into bodykits either but i have always liked the vertex :)

Sorry to hijack the thread....

But did I just read that you can get rear pods to fit onto the stock 32GTR rear bar??

If anyone knows where I can get these please let me know.

I have been looking for ages with no luck. Possibly because they do not exist.

WA is the $hitest state for body styling.

cheers.

How about the BN kit from that thread? its middle ground between the URAS & Vertex kits & not as pricey as Origin.

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