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Spunky Munky Grand Master

Spunky Munky

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Hi mate,

The front bar you're looking at is a genuine R33 GTR series 3 front bar.

When you're referring to the 'air ducts' - are you referring to the 'nostril-looking' thing just under the grill or the separating line things on the bottom lip?

I think you're referring to the nostrils right? If so, these can be bought from places like justjap.com.au , however, you'll need an genuine front bar for these as most fiberglass copies already come with these ducts inbuilt - so if you're really keen on having them protrude outward like that of the series 3 GTR front bar, then one option is to totally remove them by way of sawing them out and then insert those stand-alone nostrils or ducts as a two-piece thing. I think they look tough.

Good luck.

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ShyBoi Mentor

ShyBoi

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agreed on carbon fibre, :D

mines got nostrils already in the fibreglass front bar, hav u got any other carbon parts on the car Daniel? man that sounds weird as if im speaking to myself lol

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Spunky Munky Grand Master

Spunky Munky

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yeah i was talking about those nostril type things as i don't have a series 3 GTR i might have to invest in some i love them. thanks for the help mate.

HAHAHAH i found them ..

YAY CARBON FIBRE

Hey mate, if you're car is black or a darker colour, it would look nice...not sure about having dark CF nostril pieces on, say, a white car....would look like you have something up your nose! LOL ;)

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