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Guys I am not sure what its called but I am in the procees of getting an r33 S2 which appears to have the front bar with the extra added on underneath (like a 2 part) . Now i am not sure which one this is as I am pretty much a noob at skylines but needless to say my question is regarding the inside wheel arch. there are normally like platic shrouds that go on the inside above the wheels but on this car i dont see any of them on the front but there are rear ones

ie: if you look toward the front of the car thru the wheel arch its empyt and you see right to the front bar...

Now is this normal? (even legal?)

can these be bought and what are their names?

sorry for the dim questions but hopefully you guys can set me straight.

Oh and I am in melb SE

Thanks in advance.

Dazza

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you mean the front splash guards or the guard in the wheel arch? its two pieces.

i would be a little worried (wrong word) if it was the wheel arch guard (its been pretty low), if its just the front slash guard who cares.

most of em dont have them. my 1997 didnt, but the 1996 did. took them out of the 96 for brake cooling purposes.

just make sure the chassis rails are straight and dont have holes in em. and that there isnt black shit sprayed on the under side of the car.

extra bit on the bottom of the front bar is the chin spoiler.

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