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Was just trolling around on importmonster and came across this r33.

what side skirts are on this car? looks like stock skirts but with an additional lip or under tray maybe?

has anyone seen them around before? where to get them?

i want a set of these in carbon,

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It's definitely an add-on to the stock skirts. You can tell because the stock skirts have that split near the front.

I've always thought the GTR front bumper is way too big compared to the side skirts if your looking at it from an angle, this tops it off.

yeh they are nice, i wana know what they used and if you can get it in carbon

maybe an aussie company should make sumthing up, was also looking at carbon parts that are available for r33 gtr's in the uk and they have such a better range of products but its just the postage that kills it.

aussie companies need to make more 33 gtr parts

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