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There are possibly the niecest kits for these cars ive seen.

R33 GTS-t Series I:

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R32 Sedan:

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C33 Laurel:

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Cefiro:

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They also have these funny looking R32 coupes? they look chrome? or is it just LED?

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Sorry if there have been posted, prices and more information are here:

http://www.finalkonnexion.co.jp/english/li...eup_nissan.html

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final konexion scrape city.. population them! sooo sooo nice tho i wish it was posible to have them in aus...

By the look of the side skirts on the 33 and 32 there lower than any part of the chasis by inches. If only they were a few more inches higher think how high your suspension would have to be just to keep it at legal ride height

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BZZZT wrong, hehe, have a close look, something not correct about the 32 or the 33, the wheels are at a funny angle, and are tucked a lot, and are big, and the 33 has 4 stud rims, which could be construed as a non-turbo but display cars aren't often non turbo, and the wheels are at exactly the same angle

to put it simply the skylines have been photoshopped, both of them, look at the wheels

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yeah tru that! haha look at the rear part of the front tire on the laurel it sorta seem to look a bit sus aswell I still say good luck to finding 10cm clearence look at a normail r33 side on and then look how low those sideskirts go jeeze.. haha I wonder if you get somme steal tube or somthing bottled on just a few mill lower that the kit and use it like a skid plate kinda thiny like those lowlux dudes do hurrmmm *pictures himself grinning happily as sparks fly out safley leaving BPl*

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final konexion scrape city..      population them!   sooo sooo nice tho i wish it was posible to have them in aus...

By the look of the side skirts on the 33 and 32 there lower than any part of the chasis by inches.   If only they were a few more inches higher think how high your suspension would have to be just to keep it at legal ride height

All the photos of those kits have been photochopped except the Cefiro...

And yes I have a full kit incl front fenders coming from Final K direct in the coming weeks, and Im in Oz, so it is possible to have them LOL

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yeah i know and ive seen the kits on the net b4 on the ceffies but usaully just the font bar and not the complete kit. The ceffey and the laurel kits look the most streetable i reckon.

So jk you think the actual kits on the 33 and 32 are shopped not just the height?

J_R32 in JKs avatar his ride is a ceff so im guessin thats wat it would be for :P

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okay what are the details with this ? where can i buy the kit from i have a C33 Laurel and that kit would look sic on my car ? can someone help me out ?

EGG

i have a cefiro and i went to a performance shop called mu's secret in sydney and they said they would have to import one from japan!!

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These are nice kits and that R33 sedan kit is the best I have seen. I have an Option DVD with a black R33 sedan sporting Final Konnexion aero and Work Wheels Drifting it's balls off. It goes real well until the guy puts it into the dirt causing the front bar to smash to pieces :P

They even make a kit which makes the Z32 look half decent :uh-huh:

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