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This is a Top Secret Front Bumper for an R34 GTT. I have been after one of these for quite a while now but can't seem to find one. Anyone know where i can get my hands on one? I put up a "want to buy" ad a while ago but no luck. I am in VICTORIA so any local places to get one would be cool but i'm also open to getting one from interstate if necessary.

F.Y.I: The GTR style T.S Front Bumper is different. It does not have the side vents like the GTT one does. It also has two indicator holes on the passenger's side, one of which is used as a sort of intake i believe, but only a single one on the driver's side. I am not interested in this GTR style one.

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can get it from carmate

Yeah actually just found that site today. Price seems just a little steep but at least i now a place that has them in stock. Too bad it's in NSW. Not sure how much delivery is. I'll call 'em tomorrow.

Err nope, that is definitely a top secret bar for a Gtt.

This is the z-tune bar (for a gtt, but it's still the same as for the gtr)

Look at the lower section below the opening for the FMIC and the additional lip.

Quite different to that of the top secret bar pictured above.

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Stephen (RusH_) is on the right page. I've definitely done my home work on this one guys. The front bar i'm after, regardless of whether it looks like a z-tune copy, is a Top Secret Front Bumper for a GTT. However, i am in the market for some z-tune side skirts for a GTT.

i heard carmate isn't the best place to buy parts..... correct me if i'm wrong though. I just vaguely remember reading it somewhere.

I'm not too sure about where to find one of these front bars in VIC, but i know justjap have them in NSW.

http://justjap.com/store/product.php?productid=17379&cat=&page=1

I'm not 100% sure, but i think this is the GTR style one because it doesn't have the side vents that you said you wanted.

I'm also curious where to find a TS front bar with the vents. I want one too lol.

Stephen (RusH_) is on the right page. I've definitely done my home work on this one guys. The front bar i'm after, regardless of whether it looks like a z-tune copy, is a Top Secret Front Bumper for a GTT. However, i am in the market for some z-tune side skirts for a GTT.

JSAI make the z-tune/nismo style skirts and rear pods for the GTT, i plan to grab a set in about a month.

Have heard mixed things about the service but willing to give it a go.

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