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Back on topic found this wish it had the strut bar and other side awesome that it has the brake stopper build into it attachicon.gif20160616_210205.jpg

Tell us more about the bronze 19in LMGT4 in the background.. Is that a pic or an actual wheel?

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Tell us more about the bronze 19in LMGT4 in the background.. Is that a pic or an actual wheel?

Eagle eye ! Not much to tell has a little bit of nismo on it much much more to go on ! This pic nismo lmgt4 19x10.5 +15 with nismo extensions and nismo flares with nismo wheel nuts d565f08c001868c5396f10f566c196b3.jpg
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I found something cool while hunting for Nismo relics - a Nismo (VISA) Club Credit Card. This gives you discount to events, invites to nismo festival and has a rewards system too. The black card is a 'Club Nismo' which gives you a larger discount then the silver one. This is from 2004 by the way.

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For the real Nismo nuts.....

http://www.nismo.co.jp/products/catalogue_2016/#page=61

Full Nismo TI exhaust announced for the R32 and R34 GTR's.

Priced at a nice $7000 for the front pipes back, and an additional $3500 for the front pipes it is eye watering expensive. 

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