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think the back and sides look good IF you have phat ass dished rims to compliment it. front bar looks dunger in my opinion. do luck isnt exactly different but its my favourite kit for the 33's

and you did that all urself??
Sure did bud!

I remember seeing u guys working on this car @ BP Carwash on Station rd if im not mistaken?

Man, what are u thinking? I woulda ripped out my credit card the instant I saw this!!

I wanted my wing customised like that, but got rorted!!

????Well what u waiting for? Go and order it!!! :)

Post up or PM me the link PLZ, i wanna check out the specs, are the f/guards included? how much wider are they?

If u buy this kit ill do ya a good deal on my guards :(

I remember seeing u guys working on this car @ BP Carwash on Station rd if im not mistaken?

Man, what are u thinking? I woulda ripped out my credit card the instant I saw this!!

I wanted my wing customised like that, but got rorted!!

????Well what u waiting for? Go and order it!!! :domokun:

Post up or PM me the link PLZ, i wanna check out the specs, are the f/guards included? how much wider are they?

If u buy this kit ill do ya a good deal on my guards ;)

I don't quite get what you mean?? i was rubbing back my high-fill coz of my neighbours dobbing me in for using water at home. LOL

LOL yeah its all good bruv, im just saying its true, I saw yas wif my own eyes!

I went to fill up wif my S14 and my car was 1/2 shagged to sh!t and im hmmm I can relate to that guy :)

I shoulda joined yas and got some tips off yas (My front guards and f/bar needed major rubbing back and more prep work).

I didnt even jerry all those times u guys came into Autobarn that your candy animal was the same car @ the servo!!

So u ordered that kit yet ADZ?

yes that kit is nice, if you have the $$$$$

check out issue 32 of autosalon for the feature on that.

edit: damn there was meant to be a quote, but i was talking about that GTN1K car.

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LOL yeah its all good bruv, im just saying its true, I saw yas wif my own eyes!

I went to fill up wif my S14 and my car was 1/2 shagged to sh!t and im hmmm I can relate to that guy :domokun:

I shoulda joined yas and got some tips off yas (My front guards and f/bar needed major rubbing back and more prep work).

I didnt even jerry all those times u guys came into Autobarn that your candy animal was the same car @ the servo!!

So u ordered that kit yet ADZ?

All good bro!

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