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Must just be a modified factory kit? Did you get the car from Japan, or somewhere else ??

Front bars have to be cut in any case to fit a FMIC in, which sucks, over here cops love to give us trouble for it, apparently painting them black makes them invisible ? Havent tried it yet, but I know a black intercooler would make a white / light colored Ceffy look f**king mean.

It's fiberglass, so it can't be factory moded. I think it came from Japan, but I really don't know.

That would look mean. I'll try painting it black after/if I paint the car.

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It's been a while since I've posted about my car. I blew my stock motor. So I bought a cheap 2nd (or 3rd (or 4th)) hand motor. The replacement rb20 came with Tomei cams and a rb25 turbo.

I decided that rb20 just isn't giving me enough. So I found a new toy that I will be dropping in: (sorry for the grainy pic)

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It's fiberglass, so it can't be factory moded. I think it came from Japan, but I really don't know.

That would look mean. I'll try painting it black after/if I paint the car.

we have the bumper in malaysia. its called TBO1..

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