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NYTSKY

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NYTSKY

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Ive just purchased a 400r rear bar for my R33 series 2.What is the correct way of removing the old bar and fitting the 400r bar???

I can see i have to remove the screws in the wheel arches what else???

CHEERS IN ADVANCE

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best way i could explain it is to look at your new bumper, see where the bolt holes are in that and then go to your car and look in that area, bolts in the wheel arch plus 2 bolts either side of the bumper in the middle.

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to remove the original bar you need to remove the clips underneath the 'skyline garnish'

then inside the boot behind the plastics near the jack are 3x 12mm nuts and the same on the oppsoite side aswell. the screws inside the wheel arch that you mentioned and also the bolt that holds the number plate in.

hope that helps :)

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