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TSP, same as softys old one.

...which was my old kit, now my current kit (albeit very zip tied and the front bumper is dead :) )

i dunno where you get em from, the only reason why i knew it was a tsp as i was scrolling through some photos of ceffys and came across tsp's site and the kit looked exactly the same as mine

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mine are uglier...someones put rectangle holes in either end of my skirt (rock on :ninja: )

but i dont mind them, different to the uras that everyone is running (also have a uras kit :S )

the rectangle holes are probably cut there for a hydralic car lift... if they are cut right, you can put the car on a lift without having to take the side skirts off...

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this came up and I love it. Anyone?

Nice front and rear, but the sideskirts suck-a55!

I gotta say "nice rims" too.... look the same as mine, with the same kit, but more subtle sideskirt.... [cant get the pic to display properly]

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