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Tint and plates done. Not that you can see tint here. Next, looking to get both front & rear bars resprayed and put some nice 18" Black Enkei RPF1 or something similar on:)

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Tip for your very bent front license plate : try getting some washers or similar to use as spacers. That way your plate won't look like they were put on by the work experience kid at a car dealer :)
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If you can find some plastic rod (nylon, HDPE whatever, doesn't really matter) of about 20mm or a little less diameter and however long (say 15mm) you can drill them and then space out the number plate to clear your bumper. Will bend back a little by itself but doesn't look minger spec.

Also nice car. Not sure about the Enkeis. The RPF01's look a bit feeble on gtr's. Would go LMGT-4's if you have the coin.

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Yeh tough to get a solution for the plates! Im looking at putting on some nice 18's with a little dish, Im after a nice aggressive look.

Not sure of other wheel options as yet, but I have these Advans to get rid of to help free up funds for some new wheels:)

Yeh tough to get a solution for the plates! Im looking at putting on some nice 18's with a little dish, Im after a nice aggressive look.

Not sure of other wheel options as yet, but I have these Advans to get rid of to help free up funds for some new wheels:)

It really isn't. Spacers or wheels. Its all a straight forward choice.

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Birds, Yeh I believe so. Couldn't be happier with the Impul rims Vs the Advan's. Never been much of a gold wheel person, but the aggressive fitment & black Impul's are very much to my liking ;)

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