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Lf Panel Shop To Install N1 Vents, R32 Gtr

Sol32

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Hi guys,

Im sick of being told it can't be done by people who are too inept or cant be bothered to cut into my front bar. From what I can see and experiences of other people, it cant be that HARD a job!! Im looking for a shop that has experience in this kind of thing, and WONT HAVE A BAD ATTITUDE to me because I drive a Skyline. Believe me, ive had a fair share of this.

Any help appreciated!!

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You talking about those 2 rectangular vents to feed air to the intercooler like the one in my pic?

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If so, then Jet Speed sound pretty good, they can probley custom make one for you or ask a lcoal Nissan dealer to import a Nismo front bar in, which might cost a bit tho.

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Could a mechanic or a panel beater fit it for you?

If not, I can come around this Sunday (when ever) show you mine and you could measure up the holes and draw it up on ya bumper and cut through.

Probley need just a small electic saw to cut through the plastic then glue and slide the vents in.

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