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Jetwreck

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Mr 20Valve
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If I wanted less people in the car, i'd get a ute.

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All this weight is weighing me down, lol. A kg here, another kg there.... it all adds up.

But I should get one anyway.

What would the individual price be if not involved in the GB? (ie what sort of saving are we looking at?)

bigkevracer Grand Master

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LOLz....you had already been selected for the delivery point! :P

Nice to be volunteered mate! At least delivery point is easy for me then :P

You may as well make the SA pick up point in the NT if you are going to give it to Ryan, he lives out in the sticks... :domokun:

Don't be like that baby, where did the love go?

They'll get delivered to the workshop at Dry Creek, so bit more central pick up for you.

Jetwreck Grand Master

Jetwreck

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Just want to confirm - the brace we are being is this one?

Item Number 81-M35-003X Product Name Underscore rear set

FAAARKKKKK....there's a guy like you in NSW too! :P confirmed!

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Jetwreck Grand Master

Jetwreck

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No pm as yet... Are we still getting numbers?

Yes I'm still getting numbers....cut off date is the last day of the month.

I'm talking to the importer ATM trying to sort out a dump account.

leigh308 Apprentice

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OK this is well past the cutoff ... it was already history when I first saw it, but if someone does not want or you have spares I am happy to be part of this. Sorry I didn't see it sooner.

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OK this is well past the cutoff ... it was already history when I first saw it, but if someone does not want or you have spares I am happy to be part of this. Sorry I didn't see it sooner.

Cut off it the 31st of July!

Jetwreck Grand Master

Jetwreck

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Still sitting on the fence with this one, but are the gains looking to be as pronounced as with front end brace?

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Nick

I don't know nick as I haven't had one on my car.....bracing is bracing though and given the difference 1 bar makes I'm not really questioning the rear.

slippylotion Mentor

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Not to discourage any one but if it's any thing like the S and R chassis Nissans, rear bracing isn't felt to add a lot by the normal guy, a full race car maybe but not a daily driver or weekend warrior. Even a rear strut brace can't be felt but we always do it, I guess for the placebo factor. It will increase stiffness of the cradle but I highly doubt you feel it whilst driving.

But for the price you might as well give it a go ?

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