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Full Length Garage Defend Style Cooling Panel/shroud/air Guide

NISMO

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NISMO Grand Master

NISMO

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Hey guys,

Anyone know where i can get a Garage Defend style full length cooling panel thing?

Like this one pictured?

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Did a search but not much came up thats current.

Also doesn't have to be carbon, and no real issue with replica's that fit right.

I'm after something to just tidy up the look of that section of the engine bay.

Frosty Grand Master

Frosty

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Hey guys,

Anyone know where i can get a Garage Defend style full length cooling panel thing?

Like this one pictured?

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Did a search but not much came up thats current.

Also doesn't have to be carbon, and no real issue with replica's that fit right.

I'm after something to just tidy up the look of that section of the engine bay.

yes, yes i do

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CrimsonLey Rising Star

CrimsonLey

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I'm also looking for a full length for my 32-R. I want the best cooling panel (air diversion) possible. I believe the full length ones to be the best for R32s per the design of the airbox/snorkel.

Siebon carbon also makes a full length panel for BNR32s.

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