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Hey guys i was hoping someone could tell me who i could order this body kit through. Its the sunline racing wide body kit which includes both the rear and front fenders aswell as side skirts (i think). Its a sweet kit, if you look up picks of their demo car it looks pretty nice. Anyway i was wondering if someone knew who i could order it through and roughly how much itl cost. I live in Adelaide SA, is there somone here who i could order through, or else someone on the net? Any help would be much appreciated.

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I just checked out sunlines's site and by the looks of that kit, and judging by what some of the other big name kits cost, i am going to venture to say that kit is about 5 grand and would have a 6 week lead time as im sure its made to order.

F that.

but i could be completely wrong, maybe its 900 bucks and available on ebay and just LOOKS like a 5K JDM GT quality kit.

reference: the BeeR R34 front end kit is 6500 bucks or more.

Just go up to Nagoya and wait til ol' shotgun Tezuka balls one up and offer to take the parts off their hands. Craziest bastard in D1 by a long shot.

to the OP, i have seen you have asked about 34 widebodies a couple times.

you can piece and pick and put together your own "kit" if you keep your eyes peeled. im sure you get option magazine in OZ. there are about 15-20 different body part vendors in there. you would be suprised how good it could look if you snag for example, and abflug rear bumper, dmax front fenders, vertex rears, ect ect, then paint the whole car satin black and throw some vynil on it and youll be shitting all over that sunline car.

just look around. a lot of the companies like tra-kyoto are just piecing together other peoples stuff, adding a part of 2 of their own and calling it a kit. but i urantee that sunline kit is at least 5 grand.

Edited by Travis Bickle

Thanks for all the help guys, now ive got a direction to head in lol, ill start collecting parts, itl be fun watching it slowly come together. If anyone has any more info on new parts or where to get them please keep me posted. Also the car is currently Ferrari red, should i keep it like that or change it to black. I really like the red cause its a bit different so im inclined to keep it like that, but id likes some votes for or against it lol.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/R3...ad-t238480.html

R34 bodykit thread just started about 2 weeks ago,

Cross factory do a r34 gtt wide body kit, flick through the thread, im sure i put links and pics for it

Hey guys i was hoping someone could tell me who i could order this body kit through. Its the sunline racing wide body kit which includes both the rear and front fenders aswell as side skirts (i think).

Beer Baron imported one for Mark & Russ's 'Super R34' build, see here

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