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Well I would like to change the dash panel, door switch, cetre panel and ash tray, rear wing carbon fiber inserts on either side of it and the bunper ducts.Not sure if I have missed anything.

Question are your products stickon or actual replacement panels? Do you have real carbon fibre price and fake carbon fibre price?

Can you price these up individually please.

My car is R33 GTR 1995.

Hi here are some of the items.

Door switches..(genuine carbon)

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/347174-carbon-door-switches-r33-r32/

carbon intercooler vents $170

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Also check

http://neweraparts.com/Default.aspx?tabid=54&List=0&CategoryID=202&Level=a

lots of carbon bits, including the interior mirror, gaitor etc

that’s just a selection

also do carbon strut braces as per my GT-R here:

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Well I would like to change the dash panel, door switch, cetre panel and ash tray, rear wing carbon fiber inserts on either side of it and the bunper ducts.Not sure if I have missed anything.

Question are your products stickon or actual replacement panels? Do you have real carbon fibre price and fake carbon fibre price?

Can you price these up individually please.

My car is R33 GTR 1995.

Where are you located? I had mine done locally in Melbourne...

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It is a coating, not replacement carbon fibre panels, but looks real.

It is not a sticker either, from my understanding it is applied to the plastic then cleared and baked to ensure it doesn't come off.

I know Superior in Japan make replacement panels for the interior but a quite pricey....

Hope that helps....

Lol at camoflagued shotguns :teehee:

lol indeed...first example he could come up with. and apparently it "more than replicates" the actual wood???? so its more real than real wood?

cool process tho i wouldnt think carbon fibre would look to good like that tho, carbon needs to look like it has thickness imo

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