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Im looking for 2 parts for my R32 GTSt.

Firstly i currently have an aftermarket shroud over the top of my steering column that suits a HKS EVC boost controller. However i dont like where its placed and want to get a standard shroud for the top of the column. Im willing to swap if anyone fancies this HKS one (think of something resembling a letterbox sized hole in the middle of the steering wheel and your on the right track).

Secondly i have a genuine GTR front bar on my car which is a 2 piece. The top section is painted while the bottom section is standard black plastic. Generally this bottom section cops most of the hits on kerbs etc.. So its pretty wrecked. I can get one from Nissan australia because they come on the aussie released GTR's. But the price is "bend over and take it up the arse" kind of territory. :mad: Surely someone custom makes just the lower section?

If anyone could help with either of these, id be very grateful.

Thanks

Red17

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Its all black. Might wanna check what model HKS you have, the opening for unit measures approx 29mm x 115mm. I think HKS made them in smaller cases after the first models.

Also it might be made for a GTR as it doesnt fit as well as the standard shroud does.

Red17

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