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got a type m front bar?

in his profile it says he owns a gts4 r33. they are all non turbo from memory?

anybody know this for sure?

if so, smaller brakes, 4 stud, and no aftermarket parts suited to my car....

correct.

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Hey mate what happened to you? We arranged a time for me to get the brakes from your house, and you weren't there when you said you would be, and you seem to have vanished of the face of the earth! You phone number isn't working either. I hope you are OK! If you don't want to sell the brakes anymore just let me know.

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