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i'v been looking for a while now for the same bonnet as the z tune r34. but for the 32 gtr... carbon fibre... i have been unable to find one. does anyone know where to get one?

thanks

And where or who does carbon fibre tail shafts and front shafts for 32 gtrs...

thanks guys

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i'v been looking for a while now for the same bonnet as the z tune r34. but for the 32 gtr... carbon fibre... i have been unable to find one. does anyone know where to get one?

thanks

And where or who does carbon fibre tail shafts and front shafts for 32 gtrs...

thanks guys

im guessing you realise carbon fibre bonnets are a defect?

The OEM NISMO Z-TUNE genuine bonnet costs $10,000AUD...

a person on this forum was selling Genuine Nismo Carbon Fibre tailshafts for around $2450

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