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^very nice grim.

did that front bar come on it from japan?

i hate my current front bar.. i need something that doesn't look schite to "get me by" for a year or so

Hey jase,

I bought the car already complied, but i believe the nismo wheels, kit and suspension were all on the car when it came over from the documents supplied with the car. I have toyed with the idea of making moulds due to the lack of stagea kits available in australia. May be selling the car soon to further fund more work on my 260 though!

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and the only way to solve that problem with it being +45 is with spacers - which are illegal and which i will not bother with? correct?

repost cause it would have got missed. Cheers

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sorry to dig up an old topic but im looking at getting a stagea s2 rs4 and will be putting rims on it, car will also have coil overs, just wondering wat yous would think of a set of 18x9 +15 or 18x10 +22 all round and where abouts would they sit with the standard gaurds rolled, pumping the gaurd is also an option

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