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I've got a small amount of cash sitting on Paypal and was looking for something to waste it on on Greenline.

Looking at getting a Rear Strut Bar, but wanted to confirm the different shapes/makes for a 95' R33...

http://www.greenline.jp/catalogue/btlist2....%20Tower%20Bars

OS = Oval Shaft

AS = Aluminium Shaft

MT = ?

CB = Carbon?

Which one would be approriate and bolt on?

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That looks similiar to the Front Cusco Strut brace, except the Cusco has the blue ends. The rear ends look a little different. I got mine second hand from Just Jap and it slipped staight on, it was almost too easy. Just had to modify the boot lining on the back to allow the bar to go through. Took 5 careful minutes with a pair of sharp scissors. Just as Pva_Glue said you should find the little studs with rubber covers behind the boot lining on the side of the strut towers.

There is a pic of my boot in this thread near the bottom, give you an idea of what it looks like.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...&threadid=15486

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