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By robbog,
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IZZMO 33

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genine jap kits are best quality and fitting, but if you cant find any, then places like viva garage or cartoys etc, might have something you like or be able to point you in the right dirction... IMO, the best rear bar ever fitted to a 33 was on mark phillips old WHIPLASH... hawwttttttttt :blink:

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yeah i know they suck, and are mad overpriced, but where else can u get body kits in SA other than ebay or viva... autobarn are crap, everywhere is crap these days unless u buy direct from japan, and with the exchange rate atm... need i say more.....

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Find something you like and import it yourself. Who cares what the exchange rate is atm, you don't think the retailers will get that out of you anyway in the sale price? If jap fits best, go for jap. :D

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R33 GTR front lip pic doesn't work psiparts.

We have just put up some new products and thus don't have pics yet, this should be sorted in the next few weeks.

where abouts down south are you mate?

Our warehouse is in Dandenong.

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