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I searched on here, the only result suggested FibreVision....so I hit up YellowPages and WhitePages today, baffled by different addresses and phone numbers, I tried both, no answer...are they still active ?

Then I reluctantly gave The Spoiler Shop a call, guy says he doesnt really do them, but can get a hold of a kit (name I cant remember and didn't recognize) for a C31 Cefiro...so maybe his indexing got C33 and A31 mixed up, seeing as they're usually interchangeable I wouldn't really care but didn't like the sound of it, and Im not driving all the way to Myaree to see the picture in his shop, especially since PowerCruise is on this weekend.

Checked Monkey Warehouse site this arvo, they list JShop (now goners), The Spoiler Shop and some repair joint as WA dealers.

I'm not massively keen on URAS...the one VivaGarage show looks decent, but still looks somewhat plain and I doubt I could run legal height clearance and keep it looking decent.

I'll ask KYP when I go back with a list of shit I'm chasing, but until then, does anybody have any suggestions as to where I can import a kit in Perth, preferably a factory Autech kit or Monkey Warehouse or similar ?

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What the hell man? Had such a good run tracking down parts up until this last week, suddenly nobody knows what a Cefiro is and parts dont exist anymore ??

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Google linked me into that site, directly on a page with an East Bear kit, so they do sell it but it doesnt come up in Search ? Weird

Kit is an odd one man, the back is VL, the front actually looks like a pedophile bear that hosts kids TV shows...."hehe come here little boy", no, f**k that, time to drop a skid and haul ass. Hey if it floats your boat thats cool man :D

I'd prefer A31 S2 / Autech / Monkey Warehouse / URAS, in that order.

minus the boot spoiler... group a no thx plz. or whatever the kids i run down in mums corolla are saying these days.

at least i can brag and say how awesome it is to have an autech kit. oh wow, it's an amazing feeling. yep.

autech/d-max/east-bear/BN. find me pics of monkey warehouse. am intrigued.

^^ Agreed.

Thats UGLY!!! looks more rice for a civic than a ceffiro, URAS puhlease :)

use your imagination. delete rear spoiler, lowered severely, on 15x10s with severe stretch tyres. very high straight pipes

BO-SO-ZO-KU MAN

to be honest. i'm happy to get another autech kit, and lower my car more. i don't even scrape over speed humps :ermm:

where can thou get autech? nic, group buy?

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Nobody really sells them, have seen a few batches made in fibreglass though, so might look into that.

I'd prefer Autech or a Series 2 (http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Cef-North-America-t260225.html) seing as they look decent without lowering.

Think our best bet is to import them via Japan, unless somebody in Perth can make them if we give them one to copy ??

I'll ask KYP for price on ordering 3 (cant think of anybody else that will need one (and not break it)), cool cool?

cool cool man. s2 is a good-looking kit!! wow.

there'd be a shitload of people who could replicate fibreworks i'm thinking. there'd have to be. big part of a fair few industries.

i'll look into who could possibly do that monday i think. give the good ol' ring around.

mmm i had wonder kit, sold that, no i have uras/monkey warehouse, wonder was too chunky for my liking

and if you wish to keep your ride height under wraps with the popo youre gonna need 18's to keep it up

off the ground, unless you decide to to go autech

erm. variety?

quite literally 99.999999999999 of the population of people have never even heard of a cefiro.. variety does not occur.

Autech is still the best. We all need one.

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