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Hey, I'm new to the forums, just imported an R33GTR last month, happy with the performance, but i have a pretty bad aesthetic issue..

When the car is doing in excess of 100kmph the front bar flaps around like a sail in the wind, already i can see stress fractures running along the front bar and its starting to shit me to tears..

I asked my mechanic and he said i needed the under-tray to hold the bar in place ( only the sides flap about ).

I was wondering if anyone knows where i can get an under-tray or if anyone could make one and i would pay them ?

All help would be greatly appreciated as i'm stumped for a solution..

Great forum btw, can't get enough of it.

Cheers, Kaan

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Hey man,

Welcome to the gtr club.

Is it an after-market front kit?

Just cos i've had my r33 gtr for yrs and never needed an undertray to keep the front bar secured. Check how ur bar's secured to the body.

+1

If you want to have a look at a stock GTR fitment, PM me. The bumper doesn't touch the undertray

Hey man,

Welcome to the gtr club.

Is it an after-market front kit?

Just cos i've had my r33 gtr for yrs and never needed an undertray to keep the front bar secured. Check how ur bar's secured to the body.

It's not really its just secured by the front guards as far as I can tell, 'ill take some photos tomorrow to try and explain better. Thanks tho

A200 I've PM'd you. Thanks guys.

Also not sure if it was either of you but I saw a Black or Purple? R33 GTR turning up into Flynn today at the lights.

that may have been me (black R33 GTR). Were you sitting at the lights in a white R33 GTR?

It's not really its just secured by the front guards as far as I can tell, 'ill take some photos tomorrow to try and explain better. Thanks tho

A200 I've PM'd you. Thanks guys.

Also not sure if it was either of you but I saw a Black or Purple? R33 GTR turning up into Flynn today at the lights.

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