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5 hours ago, GH05T said:

whats with the extra body work bits @stag98

OEM series 3 front bumper with (rare) factory option Nismo oil cooler and corresponding vents.

Nismo 400R bonnet lip

Nismo 400R wheel arch flares

Nismo 400R side skirts

Nismo 400R rear bar

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On 5/2/2017 at 4:06 PM, stag98 said:

OEM series 3 front bumper with (rare) factory option Nismo oil cooler and corresponding vents.

Nismo 400R bonnet lip

Nismo 400R wheel arch flares

Nismo 400R side skirts

Nismo 400R rear bar

I love the front bar. But I think you maybe wrong about the side skirts.

14 hours ago, Tommy Kaira RL said:

I love the front bar. But I think you maybe wrong about the side skirts.

Would not surprise me. I always thought they weren't 400R but have not been able to verify what they are exactly.

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Love this pic of my 34 and Mark's Civic Type R at SAUNSW Meet last Saturday. Another great capture by God_Speed Photography. 

36892555633_b3e1287d03_o.jpgDSC_6668G 1920 by Matt Tung-Yep, on Flickr

Another one... 

23709998338_8607511011_o.jpgDSC_6689G 1920 by Matt Tung-Yep, on Flickr

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