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XTC,

yep customer car.(not mine I own a R32.) theres more to come with it. I have a bit more work to do on it audio wise. to my understanding it is getting a kit and wheels as well.

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i think its a customer of chris.

i have asked already and got quoted $5k, kit from states and engineered certificate. labour is a bitch...and imo not worth the $5k. they belong on a lambo.

$5k?? That's expensive. I wonder if there will be any dramas in the long run.

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To each his own, but I would've found better places to spend that sort of coin: performance before aesthetics for me, but that's my preference... I just don't see the point of spending that sort of money on something that works perfectly well from the factory... :)

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Oh come on dude! its dope!!....not to mention the 25KW power gains! and all the pimped out street cred your gonna get!

.....please, lambo doors VERY RARELY look good on anything apart from a lambo or a car that had them from factory. +1 for spending it on

something more useful.

But....each to their own....still, just think about it for a second :-)

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Oh come on dude! its dope!!....not to mention the 25KW power gains! and all the pimped out street cred your gonna get!

.....please, lambo doors VERY RARELY look good on anything apart from a lambo or a car that had them from factory. +1 for spending it on

something more useful.

But....each to their own....still, just think about it for a second :-)

believe me I got PLENTY of looks when I dragged that into my workshop ( I share the building I'm in.) doors are a bit low for my liking though.

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