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Hi there I'm after a cooling plate/panel that bolts upto the rad support rail for a series 2 r33 gtst.... Does anyone have one for sale or knows of anyone that can make me one?

I really would like to get this item asap!!!

Thanks heaps!

Matt

I heard series two are different cos of head lights and therfore it won't fit so yeah... If it was series 2 I would buy it straight away :thumbsup: sorry mate if only it fitted!!!! :)

does anyone else have one?

Thanks

I heard series two are different cos of head lights and therfore it won't fit so yeah... If it was series 2 I would buy it straight away :thumbsup: sorry mate if only it fitted!!!! :)

does anyone else have one?

Thanks

hi mate,

i recently bought a cooling panel/air diversion guide from Hi Octane in Sydney, ive got a RPS13 180SX though, its polycarbonate and was only $40.00, look on ebay or call them, they might make/sell one for your car too...

i was chasing one for a r33 gtst as well and found hi octane ones, only problem is they sold out so quickly for that make, but i asked them if they are still gonna make them and they said yeah we are still making them just none at the moment.

asked if gtr would fit, answer was no, that was about 2 weeks ago now...

i purchased one of the ones from high octane about 3 weeks ago, after a few dramas with the courrier company i shall be receiving it within the next two days and i will let u know if it fits on my series 2.

I spoke to the boys at high octan n they said they only make series one... N they won't fit a series two cos it's different... So I'm still looking for one and any help would be awsome! Thanks heaps!!!

I bought the high-octane GTR plastic one, and then got a ruler and a Stanley knife. I marked a line from one angle across to another, and it then fit perfectly.

Keep running the Stanley knife along the line, and eventually it cuts clean through and you couldn't tell it was modified. =-]

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