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dont really wanna muck around making a GTR one fit my GTT

if you can get one for GTT thats a direct fit with the stock front bar (not the aero bars) im in

Hey guys, as for R33, i wont be getting them in as S1 & S2 are different and will cause problems.

The supplier cant confirm whether its for S1/S2 :P

Guys with R34 GTR, pm if interested.

Have them for S15 also.

need 5 of each.

Cheers

Hey guys, as for R33, i wont be getting them in as S1 & S2 are different and will cause problems.

The supplier cant confirm whether its for S1/S2 :(

Guys with R34 GTR, pm if interested.Have them for S15 also.need 5 of each.Cheers

:wave: Whats happening with the R34GTT ones--??

hey guys,

the R34 GTR ones wont fit the GTT as the middle of the front bar and hinge support is different.

At this stage im going to have to close the group buy as there isn't enough interest at this stage and i will re-open again 1st or 2nd month of 2010 and hopefully get some more interest in them.

i will pm all those iinterested in the R34 GTR one next year.

thank you for your interest.

i have asked the supplier to make some GTT ones but they require a sample first so they can copy in carbon.

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