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Hey im trying to chase up a front edge or 400R front spoiler for my R33, anywere around brizzy. So far ive been quoted $800 for the front edge at arespeed. And then some guy off da street came up to me and told me he can get me a 400R front spoiler for $400!!! sounded a bit sus to me.... So if anyone knows were and how much these kits are can they tell me ..cheers.:burnout:

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I don't know if there is a 400R front spoiler but I do know that there is a 400R front bar.... for an unpainted one, that sounds about the right price. Just make sure that you getthe one that suits your car, I bought one for mine and got it painted and all, then when I tried to put it on, it didn't fit because it was made for an R33 Series 1 and I have an R33 Series 2. Now I'm stuck with it, and will probably have to go back to the paint shop to get the bar seriously modified :)

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Did you check the material on that $800 one? If the material are pretty strong and thick then you got a good quality one. Some cheaper copies are way too thin, make sure the $400 one is not made of the thinner material that will flap around and crack at the slightest bump.

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hey NO_RSPECT,

the bummer thing about it is that I got it painted before I fitted it, don't know what I was thinking.....did they juts chop the whole top lip off and remould it to fit the SII?I was just thinking of doing it with some filler, it's just the lights that annoy me cos they don't line up, they look pointy compared to the rest of the bar.... have you got any pics of it? can you email it to me at r33_sidewayz@yahoo.com.au

any help would be much appreciated. :D

cheers mate...

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