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R32 Gtr Carbon Bits (Interccoler Duct, Skirt, And Exhaust Guard)

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Hey guys an gals,

Thought i would throw up some pics of the order of carbon fibre bits and pieces i just received from Matt from Newera imports (Legend).

So i am in the process of revamping my R32 Gtr, both engine wise and externally. Whilst im stock piling all the parts for my new tune i thought i would also look at the cosmetics of the car.

So i bought wheels (Rota), steering wheel (OMP), shifter (Nismo duracon), changed recaro drivers back to stock for a clean interiror look but was looking for a bit more outside the car.

Got speaking to Matt from Newera IMports and he sent through photos of all the carbon bits for my car and we got talking.

Intercooler Ducts:

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Carbon Exhaust garnish:

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Rear Spat: Same as N1 rear skirt/spat but in carbon fibre.

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I love carbon fibre on cars but i def know that you can over do carbon fibre.

So my car is Gun metal grey and the carbon is noticeable but it isnt 'balls out' or way out there.

This goes on the car along with a N1 rear lip, front carbon lip as original one has been damaged (coming) and some window deflectors.

All in all the craftsmanship and overall quality is impecable, better than what i had expected.

SO a BIG BIG thank you to Matt and the team from NEWERA IMPORTS. great great service and impecable shipping, care and product knowledge.

Thanks!

stay tuned: will be posting pics of the parts fitted real soon!

JD

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