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Wtb: Ceffy Front Sway Bar.

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It's the same as s13, don't need a cefiro one

only some S13 crossbars. some guys have issues with clearing the intake pipe/plenum on the RB.

make sure you testfit before you buy to be sure.

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RBceffy25 Rising Star

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Cefiro have a unique sway bar design. similar to s13 but won't work because of the RB sump. only one company i know of makes them.

www.selbys.com.au

Also the front strut brace are unique. skyline wont fit-different bolt pattern i think and neither will s13-slightly different distance between struts.

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r32 swaybar fits :D

Have you done it?

Just wondering cause i looked into this a while back and I think I found the mounting points were different.... I think.

Any way i think there is a thread or two on SAU about this.

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Have you done it?

Just wondering cause i looked into this a while back and I think I found the mounting points were different.... I think.

Any way i think there is a thread or two on SAU about this.

well gtr fits like a factory one :P the mounting points bolt into the lca instead of onto the strut....

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