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Hi everyone, I am looking to get a bodykit for my ceffy and having a bitch of a time finding one. Saw the Uras ones on ns.com but dont really want to pay $2000+ for something that I will probably just crack or rip off.

Interested in the workshopX or uras style kits. If anyone knows of places they have gone or can get one from it would be greatly appreciated.

Preferably in Vic, or Australia for that matter.

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OBK ARE making a ceffy kit. They are using my car as a template....

But unfortunately it is right down the bottom of their priority list. Months and months away.

Mightn't hurt to ring them and express interest though. If people nag them about it, they might get back onto it

  • 2 weeks later...

OBK is closing down...

garage-13 can get the wonder kit on issue 3 of drift battle. 950 imported from japan to melbourne. 8-9 weeks wait time. deposite needed. i will be getting one off them soon. so if anyone else in sydney wants a kit from them, we should get a group buy and save on some shipping cost from melbourne.

OBK is closing down...

garage-13 can get the wonder kit on issue 3 of drift battle. 950 imported from japan to melbourne. 8-9 weeks wait time. deposite needed. i will be getting one off them soon. so if anyone else in sydney wants a kit from them, we should get a group buy and save on some shipping cost from melbourne.

Nah don't get that kit it sucks.

:sly:

Guys

I went and saw OBK and the yong guy there was talking positively about Cefiro kits, even showed me where they were up to. The next week I went back and they told me they were closing down as they could not compete with the cheap imports!

All i want to ask for is BN rear bar and skirts with the URAS front bar......like how hard could that be??? really.....PFFT... i understand the Cefiro is not a large import in comparison but GGGEEESSSS you think it woul dbe easier than this to actually source one without trying to draw blood from a stone!!!!

Rant Over lol

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