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genuine top secret front diffuser, its the carbon skinned version to suit bnr34

bought it a while ago but sold my car before it arrived lol

$1300

http://www.topsecretjpn.com/products/34underpanel.jpg

will get actual pics tomoro

locaed on the gold coast

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hay novak

do u have this with u ? :kiss:

can u get me a bit better pics of where it mounts up to the car

just trying to see if i can fit this to my car (gtt)

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hey julz, ye i do its with me, well at storage.. so ill go there tomoro during the day and get some pics for u. what front bar u running?

ur a carbon whore like me haha i got so much carbon for my 32 its not funny, dry carbon boot, bonnet, wing, doors and door cards, wet front n rear diffusers, rear pods, seats, rear interior trims, false floor where the rear seats been removed, and all the little fiddly shit lol

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hey julz, ye i do its with me, well at storage.. so ill go there tomoro during the day and get some pics for u. what front bar u running?

ur a carbon whore like me haha i got so much carbon for my 32 its not funny, dry carbon boot, bonnet, wing, doors and door cards, wet front n rear diffusers, rear pods, seats, rear interior trims, false floor where the rear seats been removed, and all the little fiddly shit lol

nice man

ive got a few pieces, im thinking about getting a hi octane racing r34 gtr dash for my r34 (just trying to suss out how much f**king around there would be involved in putting it in my gtt) , looking for a front splitter or diffuser, just bought canards, i want side skirts and rear pods but they r hard to find, thinking about getting the bomex carbon front bar, also got the rb26 engine valley cover and front cam gear cover for when my 26/30 goes in. i want the doors as well but its still a street car and i only have a half cage, if i go a full cage i will definately be going the carbon outer doors to match the door trims i bought from u.

ive also found 60mm bolt on flares in carbon which i wanna get but i have to decide on wheels first.

where did u get the false rear seat from i would love that so much. its hard to find shit for r34s

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nice man

ive got a few pieces, im thinking about getting a hi octane racing r34 gtr dash for my r34 (just trying to suss out how much f**king around there would be involved in putting it in my gtt) , looking for a front splitter or diffuser, just bought canards, i want side skirts and rear pods but they r hard to find, thinking about getting the bomex carbon front bar, also got the rb26 engine valley cover and front cam gear cover for when my 26/30 goes in. i want the doors as well but its still a street car and i only have a half cage, if i go a full cage i will definately be going the carbon outer doors to match the door trims i bought from u.

ive also found 60mm bolt on flares in carbon which i wanna get but i have to decide on wheels first.

where did u get the false rear seat from i would love that so much. its hard to find shit for r34s

hey bro sorry didnt get a chance to yesterday had a big day on and i gotta do it during the day, il do it today tho, i dunno about a full carbon dash they hell expensive lol not worth it imo. wat sides n rear pods u got now, if u can wait i might be able to get u some z tune ones in carbon MAYBE.

the false floors i had a friend from a trim shop make up, layed down a sheet then hand layed up some fibreglass then made it in carbon, took a while but its comin along

talk soon buddy

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yeah there really expensive around 5000 but it looks amazing and would probably be the only gtt street registered using one lol

yeah the side skirts would be amazin, i can wait u no i can be patient lol

are they the ones empire aero was doing because i enquired about them but they never got back to me.

if u could find out that would be sick my car isnt going back to the panel beaters for about 2 months or so for more body work

talk soon

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