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my gts-t has a genuine series 3 gtr front bar with N1 slots on it.

fits well enough....a little overhang (bout 1cm) at the wheel arch. But my car came with it on from JAP, so I aint complainin.....looks awaome, and has fexabilty, so if i lightly scrape or hit something....just a few cracks in the paint to fix, not fibreglass repair.

an the over hang will be fixed when i get my pumped front guards anyway!! :wassup:

cheers :)

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so it looks like you can fit one on, but just have a bit of over hang,id rather have that and know that i have a good qaulity plastic bar, and not some fibreglass thing that will crack easy.

thats i why im after a gtr bar, i dont want anything flash,just tough looking.

so if gtr gaurds are wider, u would just wrap the bar around more and sqeeze it in, which is how u get the overhang hey

oh well thats not that bad! if anyone knows any more about this let me know please:)

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