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By H8TR,
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Does anyone know if they make carbon fibre door trims for skylines??

ive seen them for s14's and such but am haveing alot of troubling sourcing for a skyline

similar to the one below

thanks

superior-cia ?

http://209.85.173.101/translate_c?hl=en&am...CWhUZy1Q2CdrIXg

http://www.superior-cia.com/SHOP/236278/list.html

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It's in japanese!

Read up on this topic, http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Ca...ng-t233506.html

A lot cheaper and gives you some bonding time with your car ;D Can turn out great too!

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There are carbon door insterts and they are TEH SECKS!

If you do them properly they turn out great. Unless you're wanting the less weight (which for a registered street car is just stupid IMO) they are the way to go!

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Kaido_RR

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so where in sydney could i get them?

and is that 700 each or for the pair??

pair if i remember, unless you can find a BEE-R distributor in Sydney, or else you looking direct from japan.

the price i listed of $700 is the cost in directly from bee-r in japan does not inc shipping and fees to get it into australia

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