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hey guys ive been looking to get a kit for my r33, found some alright places online but there all interstate soo shipping is a pain in the pocket. anyone know some good/cheap places in melbourne that i can get kits from. only one i really found is hypermax but they dont have the kit im looking for. anyone know a place that i can get a jun kit localy?

thanks in advance

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Agree with Adz.

A cheap bodykit will be sh|t.

To get it fitted it will virtually end up ossting what a decent kit would have initially.

Holes dont line up, moulding isnt straight and so on. All of which means its a d|ck around fitting for a workshop and mass amounts of time to fix it.

Where as get a decent one, fitted and painted in a couple of days.

Not a couple of weeks :P

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hey guys ive been looking to get a kit for my r33, found some alright places online but there all interstate soo shipping is a pain in the pocket. anyone know some good/cheap places in melbourne that i can get kits from. only one i really found is hypermax but they dont have the kit im looking for. anyone know a place that i can get a jun kit localy?

thanks in advance

If you are after a quality kit you have to be prepared to pay a little more.

I got mine from monkey warhouse in QLD and i payed $1600 for it landed in melbourne. It has hit the ground on driveways a few speed humps, gutters and it is still going strong with no cracks.

My job is a quality inspector. Take if from me, you will be better off finding a reputable company and paying a bit more, even if it is another state.

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