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Hey guys,

I'm selling a genuine Nismo bracket that was originally for an R32 GTST but has been modified to now fit perfectly onto an R32 GTR.

The studs to suit the R32 GTST non booster type master cylinder have been removed and two new 8mm holes have been placed to accommodate the studs for the clutch booster. The bracket has been re-sprayed in nismo silver to finish it off nicely.

Every aspect of this bracket is now identical to the R32 GTR one that nismo sell. Nismo released this bracket to fix the common issue of the standard bracket flexing, bending and even breaking due to its weakness.

Nismo don't sell these brackets anymore and they are now impossible to find.

I have managed to get my hands on one to suit R32 GTR luckily so this one is not required.

Selling for $150 delivered Aus wide.

WIll get pics up tomorrow,

Cheers

GTR-N1 Grand Master

GTR-N1

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Part number for the gtst bracket is 46550-RS580 and the GTR one is 46550-RS585.

I'll get pics up when I get home this afternoon Terry :)

Many thanks. Actually I will go ahead with it. Don't worry about Ravi's crocodile tears ;)
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