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Im the type of guy that doesnt like spoilers, And im thinking imagine an R32 GTR lowered with suicide doors... I wonder what that would look like i can see it in my head and it looks good. Whats the work involved in doing this and is it extra weight on the car?

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lambo doors on 32 gtrs has been done by veilside > http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSkuc-_kuR6TZXDjPiTE-Y7Ye1RzhML1BrESfrUwfdkBPMBQcWrR3WV96Dn

suicide will be even worse, so if your tryin to be 'unique' I wouldn't waste my time on something that is going to ruin a classic super car

Edited by willL

veilside make some crazy stuff, but anything with gull wing/scisor doors thats not from factory looks try hard. ie a cruise i went on about 2yrs ago some guy (prob mid 30's) rocked up in a stock silver 33 gtst with scissor doors and stickers etc, honestly it didnt look toooo bad. Then this doosh (who clearly had never been to a cruise before), thought it would be cool to wear a vin diesel tank top and hire some hot chicks to pose next to him while some photographer took photos.

i can still remember everyone moving their cars to get away from him like the plague

^ that pretty much sums up the type of ppl who put gull/scissor doors on skylines.

Edited by Char

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