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Looks like an aftermarket replica bar, because in the middle of the white lip (not the black lip that's been added on) a normal Altia bar would be black and have "skyline" imprinted on it, as per this picture.

skyline1.jpg
Camera
E4300
Focal Length
16.3mm
Aperture
f/4
Exposure
1/479.79999999999995s
ISO
100
Camera
E4300
Focal Length
16.3mm
Aperture
f/4
Exposure
1/479.79999999999995s
ISO
100
Camera
E4300
Focal Length
16.3mm
Aperture
f/4
Exposure
1/479.79999999999995s
ISO
100

as far as i can see, the pic you linked doesn't have that, and i've seen some replica Altia bars like that (without the black middle bit + skyline) before. Not to mention, the bar in your pic doesn't have the orange indicators.

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hey thanks for the reply yer i asked the guy who owns this car, and he smoothed the Altia and added a BNR34 front lip on it, so i am currently trying to locate a replica or genuine used bar :D

no i am in brisbane, so hard right now trying to find this bar. I tried vivagarage but they are out of stock need to wait 8 week, but you know our kind we want it now LOL. :P Slight work that's what he said and a new hole, should be pretty easy i assume LOL

it cost me about $865 with shipping and everything. import monster takes a small fee, but overall much cheaper still than anywhere else. they got mine from a Japanese auction

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