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Rskyline33

By Rskyline33,
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have considered geting the centre removed from my spoiler and remoulding the sides so that the boot stays lower but you dont have that sharp edge duno bout cost tho

yeah i thought of that too.. i just don't like the curve on the stock wing

anyway i got another idea which i will probably go for. im going to tape the hole up, get 2 custom made thick vinal cut into the shape of the wing and stick it on..

problem solved

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Look familiar ?

Very damn familiar. Im guessing that photo was taken just before I bought it from melville auto imports.

First thing i did was take off that ugly big ass wing :P

GTT = Im pretty sure its a 400R rear bar, rear pods and side skirts. Been told various origins for rear spoiler(s) and front bar tho

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It came with the car. Im pretty sure JMS sell copies in sydney, not too sure i think it wasnt all that expensive. I remember seeing it there ages ago

they had them there at JMS in SA.. and i think D1 has kits for lines as well.. pretty sure they might have em :)

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yeah i thought of that too.. i just don't like the curve on the stock wing

anyway i got another idea which i will probably go for. im going to tape the hole up, get 2 custom made thick vinal cut into the shape of the wing and stick it on..

problem solved

hmm not a bad idea lets no how it turns out k

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