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URAS Website

The past few weeks I have been trying to figure out how to order parts from the actual URAS Website. I have had the website in translator and still not much progress. I'm trying to find a carbon gauge holder for my r34 GTT. Has anyone ever ordered from the site or know how? 

 

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I've never used this site. At the bottom of the left hand menu there's a "Shopping Guide" with "How to Buy" subsection, seams ordering is by mail, chances are they're not in a position to take international orders anyway. Probably have to go through a proxy buyer such as Jesse Streeter

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alternatively you could try greenline motorsport, the product you're after is listed on their site, same deal though you have to email to get an actual quote and order/payment details

http://greenline.jp/catalogue/item.php?category=interior&subcat=Gauge Mounts&brand=URAS&series=&name=3+Gauge+Meter+Panel&carcode=R34B&fromlink=2

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