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Ichigo Cefiro?

Trizae

By Trizae,
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I have never seen it, BUT the S15 fronts are not a simple bolt on addition to the S13's so therefore, don't expect them to go on without modification onto cefiro or laurel.

However with the kits available for S13's i would not imagine it would be too difficult. Would look a bit screwed up in my opinion though.

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haha well its got some skyline bits, and its got some s13 bits... and maybe more :) *oooh the suspense*

i wouldn't say bolted... lol you should check out some of the conversion jobs, shit like held on by an aluminium bracket that you can bend by hand n stuff. Then there's the bog jobs... thems real fun.

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However with the kits available for S13's i would not imagine it would be too difficult. Would look a bit screwed up in my opinion though.

Actually the kits for the S13 and RPS13 isnt that difficult.

Ive seen the kit for it and its easy to put together... i was going to get one for my mates RPS13 for 1800 including the lights, flared guards and vertex bar.

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isn't she purrrdy? we found her in the scrap parts section of yahoo auctions, checked the VIN, it was a 1989, only problem was that the engine was siezed, so we organised it to be trucked to the port and loaded. couldn't make up some ramps coz it was too low n stuff so had to send the mechanic out to mess with it.

Interior is clean as, with custom gauge install (not usual caveman style drill holes everywhere and poke shit in) in the centre console etc.

cost next to nothing cos it was a part taking car :)

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