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Hello Exterior & Interior subforum I managed to sell my Nismo Body kit in its entirety! The S-Tune converted nismo is finally coming around! Sadly after looking at how much
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Hello Exterior & Interior subforum
![]() I managed to sell my Nismo Body kit in its entirety! The S-Tune converted nismo is finally coming around! Sadly after looking at how much the S-tune side skirts go for, I think I might have to choose a cheaper alternative. I managed to find a set of "N-1" sideskirts, which appear to be FRP copies of the S-tune kit. Contrary to Fly1 or Shine sideskirts where the body line goes straight through the wheel well. I know ebay parts have a reputation for warping and incorrect fitment. I have a good amount of expierience shaping and layering resin/epoxy with surfboards. Could it be possible to layer some resin on the interior of the sideskirts after cutting and fitting (or fitting then cutting ![]() My theory is it could resist the awful warping and help improve rigidity. P.S. here are the pics if the fly1/shine compared to the N-1 body kit. I included the oem+ s-tune sideskirts as a control group as well! ![]() |
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