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not sold by the 34 spoiler on 32, i like them clean with no spoiler - or an epic GT wing :(

I have no spoiler, however for the track i think i am going to get an epic GT wing

as a brand whore i would go for cusco

high five! u can buy a 3D carbon wing thats pretty epic the others look like those super cheap ones

the 3d carbon wing can bolt to stock GTR R32 points with a 232mm bracket :( looks the same as the origin wings

its pretty nice

gt_wing_3d.jpg

high five! u can buy a 3D carbon wing thats pretty epic the others look like those super cheap ones

the 3d carbon wing can bolt to stock GTR R32 points with a 232mm bracket :( looks the same as the origin wings

its pretty nice

gt_wing_3d.jpg

that is pretty excellent, its on the list

so now my need to get list is

Surge tank

Brembos

R33 GTR wheels with Re55s

That wing

Most C-west wings are specific i dont think they make any for the R32/33 mainly for the newer cars now which sucks.. the wing for the supra and 350z are pretty much

but GT wings in general are all 3d GT style.. i believe its only voltex and a few others make different styles for each cars..

saying that though voltex are fkin exy but the quality makes up for it

Brembo's are nice.. gonna source the Vspec R33/34 brembo's ? or F50? i think i saw some F50 going around.. but its too expensive for what their worth..

i like Willwood but still unsure at this point of time..

Brembo's are nice.. gonna source the Vspec R33/34 brembo's ? or F50? i think i saw some F50 going around.. but its too expensive for what their worth..

i like Willwood but still unsure at this point of time..

I heard the Willwood brakes are awesome and are one of the cheapest sets you can get. Definately worth a look

Brembo's are nice.. gonna source the Vspec R33/34 brembo's ? or F50? i think i saw some F50 going around.. but its too expensive for what their worth..

i like Willwood but still unsure at this point of time..

prolly just R33 brembos, had them on my other r32 and i was pretty happy with them, if they dont work i will give alcons a run

Lol, poor josh, lowballers on SD trying to lowball him, "oh you only paid $500 for a pair of them" crying cause he wants $3k for 6 awesome offset rims.

Josh, make them 17" and you will have a buyer here.....

Lol, poor josh, lowballers on SD trying to lowball him, "oh you only paid $500 for a pair of them" crying cause he wants $3k for 6 awesome offset rims.

Josh, make them 17" and you will have a buyer here.....

how abt u buy my brakes broad minded person

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