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manne that is by far the hottest looking gtr i have ever seen

the carbon bits and darkened tailights just make it ever more agressive than it already is

that thing is like pornography :)

if you dont mind me asking how much did she cost you?

Edited by baller_4_lyf

What does the #qm1 refer to?

I love the carbon fibre mirrors, side skirts and side inserts on the rear wing. The rear pods look to be a different type of cf is that just the light/angle of photography? Are the rear wing mounts and blade cf as well?

And what is that open top gorgeous monster in the back ground? It looks like it has it's roof up in photo 6.

Thanks guys! ;)

manne that is by far the hottest looking gtr i have ever seen

the carbon bits and darkened tailights just make it ever more agressive than it already is

that thing is like pornography ;)

if you dont mind me asking how much did she cost you?

I don't know how much has been spent on her already but they were all done gradually. :(

What does the #qm1 refer to?

I love the carbon fibre mirrors, side skirts and side inserts on the rear wing. The rear pods look to be a different type of cf is that just the light/angle of photography? Are the rear wing mounts and blade cf as well?

And what is that open top gorgeous monster in the back ground? It looks like it has it's roof up in photo 6.

The rear pods are actually the Vortex Generators for the Top Secret Rear Diffuser. I got them in Carbon Kevlar instead of CF that's why it's more yellow. Wanted a bit of contrast. :) The rear wing mounts are CF as well and are 5cm higher than the stock ones. Unfortunately, my wing blade is still the stock alu. one.

I believe QM1 is just te colour code of white. Where in Malaysia are you? I go to KL/Seremban almost every year for Chinese New Year but hardly see any nice imports around. Shit loads of protons though. :)

I believe QM1 is just te colour code of white. Where in Malaysia are you? I go to KL/Seremban almost every year for Chinese New Year but hardly see any nice imports around. Shit loads of protons though. :(

I'm in the KL/PJ area. Klang Valley as they call it. :)

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