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Anyone who has added b14 se-r sideskirts to a b13 knows that the install is not very "clean". I did not like the overlap where the two sideskirts meet, and i did not like how there is a gap where the rear section of the skirt meets the door jamb because it is not a tight fit, hence some cutting is required. So i decided to mold that area to remove the gap and give it a cleaner look in anticipation for a new paint job coming soon..im prepping the whole car..I made it a one piece skirt while i was at it..sorry for the low quality pic but its a camera phone and i cant find my HP digicam
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Last edited by tHe iLleSt RiCe : 04-15-2007 at 06:48 PM.
i dont get what i am looking at? what am i suppose to see? before and after shots?
i dont have before and after shots of that part. Basically, stock 200sx sideskirts are two piece...so i made them a one piece. When retrofitted on a b13, its not a "clean install" because the body of the 200sx and sentra dont exactly match up.
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