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I need an undercar guard for my GTR, you can notice in this picture from the cruise it is hanging down. While replacing my gearbox oil today I noticed that its snapped near a screw that was holding it up, so I was wondering where I could get one?, Nissan?

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Try:

Sports Auto Wreckers in Bayswater

2-4 Durham Rd

Tel: 9272 8674

heaps of skyline parts. I went down there last time pick up a part for my sky..costed $500 at Nissan..I bought from there for only $200

:lol:

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Do you guys reckon it we be possible to kinda use the stock crappy gaurd to make a metal guard out of?? kinda like a mould... so you know where to bend it etc..

yeah, do that mate

mine didnt even come with a stone guard, but i knocked one up easy as

would be even easier with one to use as a template to get all the holes right first time round

has saved my sump alot of ripple strip damage

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