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1)are u sure those sideskirts are veilside??

i like the indent in them

2)also does anyone know wat bodykit this is pictured below?

3)any pics of the origin bodykit for the r32 ive heard about?

noticed people talking about it on an old thread but pics were broken

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Looks like a Vertex or BN Sports to me :)

vertex isn't veilside, it's a different company: www.vertexaerokits.com

They make some nice guards to go with that kit, did it have the 30mm pushed out guards with the vent in it? I've got some on mine

Definitely the same side skirts as my Vertex kit(apart from the small indent)

same front bumper

you didn't get a pic from the back did you?

The one below looks like a standard GTR N1 Spec kit

The N1 bumper vents with GTR bumper, side skirts aren't geniune GTR but GTS-t M-Spec ones, Endcaps are standard

Grille is GTR

bonnet is standard GTS-t cut(no bonnet lip on it)

Wing is fugly

roof scoop is fugly

mirrors are standard

guards are all standard

wheels are pretty fugly

So yeah, only thing on that car extra is GTR front bumper, GTR style grille and the other ugly parts on it(wing, wheels, roof scoop)

Edited by skybarge

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