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They are actual carbon fibre with a sticky backing, so yeah its a sticker, but it is actual carbon fibre. They look really good but like people have said, they are expensive, $110-$120. I'm getting some for mine soon to match my carbon mirrors :D

Edited by PM-R33
do not buy these.... why i hear you ask?

well... because they are teh HOMO!

wait till you see 'em when they get old

Pftt they are not homo and how old are we talking? I know of ones that have been on a car for a few years and they still look fine. Its just carbon fibre with a clear coat or resin over it, so how would it differ from a carbon bonnet or any other piece of carbon?

do not buy these.... why i hear you ask?

well... because they are teh HOMO!

wait till you see 'em when they get old

I've had mine for over 2 years now and they are still in top condition

here ya go kittkat11, pics don't do it justice. The perfect compliment to any other carbon bits you have on a car, I'm gonna get a set of CF Ganadors when the side mirror motors give out :down:

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I'm gonna buy a pair for my z when they inevitably drop in price

Edited by Yo-Yo

My R34 sedan came with some sort of carbon-fibre look-alike when I bought it (fairly common on the sedan from what I gather) - but it's not marked nismo as in the 2-door.

The carbon garnish was already slightly damaged when I bought the car, but 18 months on it's starting to annoy me more any more - I wish I could replace it with something nicer :)

Thoughts?

Jen

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