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G'Day!

I am going back to a stock bar from my aftermarket (Do-Luck) front bar. But I want to get a genuine NISMO front bar. Can you source these complete from Nissan or do i need to get the GTR front bar and then put the vents in seperately? Funnily enough, Nissan said they can sell me the vents, but they don't know a part number for the NISMO front bar complete.

Any help is appreciated guys. So if you have the part number for the NISMO bar, or a VIN of a car that came FACTORY with an NISMO bar, that would be much appreciated!

Cheers!

Dan :)

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I don't think you will find any difference between the povvo pack GT-R front bar & the N1 item. The slots just fit in the bar after it has been cut.

But if you want a number the Nismo editions were BNR32-100195 ie in the range of 100000 to 100560. Pick one, pick em all...

Edited by djr81
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