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By RICCA,
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Had a guy who used to work at same place as me he had a white 33gtst 2dr. He put a carbon fibre bonnet on it, i didnt like it at all. IMHO i just think it doesnt suit white. Goes better with a vibrant colour or grey black.

But if you like it thats all the really matters and it sounds like most people here think it will look good.

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Had a guy who used to work at same place as me he had a white 33gtst 2dr. He put a carbon fibre bonnet on it, i didnt like it at all. IMHO i just think it doesnt suit white. Goes better with a vibrant colour or grey black.

But if you like it thats all the really matters and it sounds like most people here think it will look good.

I understand what you mean that why im thinking on painting my side skirts black as well so it looks like a 2 tone car (i have 2 sideskirts)

i luv it white looks clean

But Black makes it look abit ruff lol

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500-600 (2nd hand) for carbon fibre coating and fibreglass underneath.

u can get around that price new if u can get a group buy...

i would b interested in getting on for my r33... was going to buy one awhile back, but decided against it at the time, and bought my FMIC instead.

but i love the look of steven (ztuned is his username on here) r33 with the carbon bonnet.

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Black Boot, Hood would look mint with the rims on your car at the moment..

but then..even the black hood :kiss:

just need to find out who supplys them

i started a group buy for it before, but didnt go through with it due to legalities and funds. but i start holidays at the end of oct, so more work = more money for me.

from memory it was 650$ if we got 4 people...ill try and dig up the user name

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