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hey,

just thought i would put a few pics of my gtr up so u can have a look and tell what u think.just a few things about the car:

the car has a oridginal 79000kms and is stock as a rock except a cat back 3inch exhaust,still the boost resticter in and as far as i no has not been touched?also has 17x9 pr racing light weight wheels,n1 mirrors and no rear wing.thats about it.any feed back and coments on my car would be good cheers

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i get what ronin was saying now,my bad wrong section yeh?

i also think standard front bars are way better?im a big fan of standard kits such as my vl calais turbo was never touched,well still isnt?cheers for all the coments

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no worries kane - the powers that be have moved it anyway :)

Love the stock body kit look - lowered, nice wheels and you've got the recipe for a nice streeter.

None of my cars have ever had any aftermarket kits except for my 33 that had a 'stealth' rear wing :)

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