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I've got a R32 gts-4 it has a jet speed FINAL KONNEXION Body-Kit but I don't like the look of the side skirts . I've looked around and found a set that I like on carmate.com.It's in NSW so Has anyone got kits from them what do you think and how do they fit?

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I'd be a bit wary of carmate, I bought a fibreglass R33 Type-M style front lip from them recently...It arrived quickly enough, complete with a 6cm crack in a pretty visible location (see my avatar - the crack was the on the bottom left corner). I thought it might've been shipping damage but my panel shop informed me that someone had tried to do a dodgy repair on it (and hadn't succeeded!)...which ruled that out.

The good news was once the panel shop had repaired it, the fit was pretty damn good.

Edited by RaseR
mate if you want a great fitting and quality kit for your skyline go see peter @ bodyform

your welcome to inspect the quality and fitament of the kit on my car and its safe to say the quality is second to NONE

True that, Bodyform are champs

I got side skirts from them that were about 15mm short too! Imo carmate are shit, poor service, tried ripping me off and the skirts had to be remoulded to fit my car, and they also had a crack in them!! I would not recomend anyone to them, the quicker they go outta business the better!!

Edited by BazaR33

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