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VIP200 & nismo z-tune added you both to the next group buy

received the boots today and for those who have paid in the current group buy your boots have been posted. you should receive them tomorrow or friday

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just recieved the gear and brake boots, thanks pablo101. Just wondering if anyone is finding the handbrake boot does not fit. Tried to put it in, gear boot went in smooth and fits better than the original however the hand brake boot is slightly smaller than the original and does not fit properly if at all and when you try to put the console back in it is really tight. Maybe i accidently got sent an r32 gear boot cover? i dont know. Is anyone else finding this.

Peter

next group buy is now open! PM me or write here to be included

Mate set me up for the next one if possible and details on how to pay for a r33 s2 thanks

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