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Heh 4wd? no sorry mate no 4wd here. Im sourcing a set of deep dish black drift rims with coilovers. At the ed of the year I will be pulling the motor out and aiming for 500-600hp streetable power.

The exterior was the main aim for last 6 months costing me a small fourtune.

My business is Bodykits/Modifying Bodykits . Custom Creations and so on .

theres quite a few skylines in melb with black roofs like that coming from a dealer. not quite my cup of tea tho.

the 4wd comment leech made was in reference to the height ur car sits

Thats not the carbon fiber boot thats a flush fitting boot, you'll have to do a search to find them.

The carbon fiber boot is in my shed waiting for someone to sell me a wing to go on it.

Thats not the carbon fiber boot thats a flush fitting boot, you'll have to do a search to find them.

The carbon fiber boot is in my shed waiting for someone to sell me a wing to go on it.

Ok.... so howmuch is the flush fitting boot then.

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