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WHITE R32 Grand Master

WHITE R32

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personally i would do neither of the above...... what i have done is i have a white 32 and i removed the wing after i did i went and got some similar coloured sign making contact from scotchline(any place that tints windows or does sticky signs does stock it)and i just put that over the holes they have heaps of colours in stock so u can get something close..... in pics u cant even tell mine had a wing......but still this is a short term fix.... eventually u will have to get the holes WELDED up the re paint the boot......

silver gts-t Grand Master

silver gts-t

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i have taken the wing off mine, looks heaps better i think.

white r32 is right , to do it properly they gotta be welded underneath and putty on top.

you could use fibreglass under instead of welding but i heard after a while u get a dip in the whole that u can see

i cant affors to do it properly yet so the wings goin back on.

off the topic a lil

mm2death wat mods have u done to your 32?

RadiuM Experienced

RadiuM

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i use to just leave the holes there, no-one can tell unless they came right up to it and look at it.

i put the R wing back on last week as it seems everyone in perth now has it off... bah

it looks more agressive now with it on :P

Shaun

red17 Experienced

red17

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Radium,

Copycat, i put mine back on last week after i broke it the first week i had the car. Took a fair bit of modding to get it back on. GTR wing looks the goods, especially with the small lip that runs along the boot.

I like it when its on AND off, kinda hard to decide which one i like more. Looks a bit bunky with gaffa tape on the boot tho.

Red17

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