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Hey, I'm in Beecroft too. Never seen any Skylines in this area. You wanna meet up and see my cool panel :)

T.

I live on Beecroft Rd. near by the station! sure we can meet up someday but after i get my car back!! U sure u never seen the white R33 in Beecroft? thats my car in the Avatar.anyway i better go UAS now to pick up the air guide :D

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thanks chief :)

Benm they could be made full length like Geoff on SLO-32R in carbon fibre, nice but very expensive, Geoff bought in Japn and I think it was $500 or more. In alloy they could be made but would cost a lot more.

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Hi guys. I have been looking for one of these for a while and prefer the full width one, as mentioned by Benm. I have found that Garage Defend offer one in carbon fibre - you can get it from Greenline, but it is hellish expensive at about AUD $380. I have attached a piccie of it. Note that this is for a GTST M spec - so may not fit a Series II, which is what I have.

None of the other makes, Border Racing, Cusco, ARC, are available for a GTST. Signal Racing do something (not reading Japanese doesn't help!), but have not been able to find out if it is right for a GTST (can't find the link right now!).

Boosted Zed: I would be interested in a price for a full width version (like Benm)for a Series II R33 GTST, if it is worth your while going to the trouble of pricing it (I understand it may not be!). :( If this is not possible, I will probably take one of the standard ones. Can't really go wrong for $40!

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Ahh now that what im talking about MLCrisis, pure horn.. thanks for the info !

Not a bad price from Greenline for full c/f, I was expecting more.

If I could get 1 made of alloy for about half the price I'd consider it. I still wouldn't mind the air guides UAS currently have however i'd prefer to save/wait for a full length 1 as it tidies the front up heaps better.

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1. When is UAS going to do a Group buy on GTR Series 3 Lips??? Please! Just have a look at the interest we had when The Sherrid was doing one until he pulled out :) .

2. Do these fit the R33 GTR?

I was sooo dissapointed with the last try at a group buy for GTR lower lips that i couldnt wait any longer. I just booked my car in and got a new 400R lower lip (http://members.optushome.com.au/ecr33/gtrr...h/DSC01804a.jpg). I would have liked a GTR series 3 lips but :(

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Hi guys.  I have been looking for one of these for a while and prefer the full width one, as mentioned by Benm.  I have found that Garage Defend offer one in carbon fibre - you can get it from Greenline, but it is hellish expensive at about AUD $380.  I have attached a piccie of it.  Note that this is for a GTST M spec - so may not fit a Series II, which is what I have.

None of the other makes, Border Racing, Cusco, ARC, are available for a GTST.  Signal Racing do something (not reading Japanese doesn't help!), but have not been able to find out if it is right for a GTST (can't find the link right now!).

Boosted Zed:  I would be interested in a price for a full width version (like Benm)for a Series II R33 GTST, if it is worth your while going to the trouble of pricing it (I understand it may not be!).  :)  If this is not possible, I will probably take one of the standard ones.  Can't really go wrong for $40!

Cheers.

Less than I thought. Geoff must have air freighted his or paid too much. Yes they are very nice and worth the dollars if you want the full monty. Air freight would be a killer due to size but see freight not so bad.

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Less than I thought.  Geoff must have air freighted his or paid too much. Yes they are very nice and worth the dollars if you want the full monty.  Air freight would be a killer due to size but see freight not so bad.

Sorry, mate. I realise that what I wrote was ambiguous. Forget all about the carbon one from Garage Defend - too expensive for me (and probably would not fit a R33 Series II!).

What I meant was: Can you make a full width version of the metal one you are currently offering? If so, how much would you want for one?

Cheers.

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Well, my radiator air guide has been ordered... along with a couple of seat covers and a autometer dual pod pillar holder thingy... although the guy on the phone said that there were no pillars available, and it could be a bit of a wait. :cheers:

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