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Hey guys desperatly seeking the front and rear bars and would like to inspect before buying.

And no im not getting them from Jetspeed. <_<

Also does any1 know if the front bar(made for series 2) will fit up2 a series one R33?

Cheers

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Hey guys desperatly seeking the front and rear bars and would like to inspect before buying.

And no im not getting them from Jetspeed. <_<

Also does any1 know if the front bar(made for series 2) will fit up2 a series one R33?

Cheers

damn that kit looks hot. not too over the top, just how i like it! looks factory

Jar, I noticed you post the exact same reply in his other thread. Just let him do what he wants, it too doesnt make sense to me but isnt my car. Seems as though he wants an aftermarket/modified series 2 to fit on his car. Personally, I wouldnt buy that kit as a it being aftermarket its easily going to cost xxxx amount while a stock series 2 bar would be considerably cheaper.

it isnt factory.

also.... why do you want a series 2 bar put on a series one :S, it still makes no sense to me why you would swap a stock bar for a stock bar, see my pic <<< stock bar

i know its not factory...

when someone says something like that "it looks factory" when referring to an aftermarket mod, it means it suits perfectly, and looks like it could've come that way out of the showroom :P

Jar, I noticed you post the exact same reply in his other thread. Just let him do what he wants, it too doesnt make sense to me but isnt my car. Seems as though he wants an aftermarket/modified series 2 to fit on his car. Personally, I wouldnt buy that kit as a it being aftermarket its easily going to cost xxxx amount while a stock series 2 bar would be considerably cheaper.

yeah i know, im not saying he shouldnt, i jst dont see what sense it makes is all :D

btw, thats a nice pic in ur sig. :)

i know its not factory...

when someone says something like that "it looks factory" when referring to an aftermarket mod,  it means it suits perfectly, and looks like it could've come that way out of the showroom :D

:lol: ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh i get it, **JaR** and 2 hours of sleep last night and red bulls this mornin equals.... :)

also.... why do you want a series 2 bar put on a series one :S, it still makes no sense to me why you would swap a stock bar for a stock bar, see my pic <<< stock bar

Reading comprehension is strong in this one.

A front bar made for series 2, such as the one in the photo.

He didnt say a stock series 2 front bar

Have a look guys its not stock, plus i dont have series 2 indicators so without that the gap will be bigger, plus, its only being used as a base, hopefully u can see how 'stock' it is at MAS.

so anyone know where i can find this? Im pretty sure theres at least 2 peeps from Vic that can supply this kit, if u are please own up..

Oh and can S2 bumpers fit S1?

Have a look guys its not stock, plus i dont have series 2 indicators so without that the gap will be bigger, plus, its only being used as a base, hopefully u can see how 'stock' it is at MAS.

so anyone know where i can find this? Im pretty sure theres at least 2 peeps from Vic that can supply this kit, if u are please own up..

Oh and can S2 bumpers fit S1?

from what i've read...not without chaning to series 2 headlights, and bonnet.

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