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R33 Gtr Top Secret Bonnet On R33 Gtst

johnsta2k

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have you already bought the bonnet? how much?

nah i haven't brought the bonnet yet, atm im trying to found out whether it is possible to fit it or not.. in sayin so there was 1 R33 GTST i saw on autosalon mag that has done this but they never mentioned if it caused a lot of grief or not...

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It might not fit as the headlights are different. Also you won't be able to buy a genuine GTR grille as once again the headlights are different on a series 1. We have Series 1 GTR grilles available in FRP and Carbon if you need one.

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It might not fit as the headlights are different. Also you won't be able to buy a genuine GTR grille as once again the headlights are different on a series 1. We have Series 1 GTR grilles available in FRP and Carbon if you need one.

ah okay, wish there was a replica somewhere for ECR33 :/

regarding the GTR grille for ECR33 s1, how much are you selling them in FRP?

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do you sell z tune in fibre glass? for GTR

No, it's designed for GTS, although depending on the series of GTR it might fit however I've never tried fitting a GTS/GTR bonnet on the different model. I would expect the headlights would play the biggest hurdle in it fitting. If you find out that there is some interchangibility please let me know.

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