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R33 Series 2 Body Different To A Series 1

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Sorry you guys might be thinking this question has been answered a million times before.

But im asking because i need certain body parts for my car

I recently got into a car accident. Nothing major really.

Damages were mainly rims, body and the last thing i cant really figure out.

My rear right wheel is on a slight angle at the moment... guessing lower control arms?

Anyways, just wanted to ask about the body differences of a r33 s2 (my car) to a s1.

What body parts i need are the front bar, left front guard and the rear left guard (if thats what you call it).

Everything else is minor scratches and dents... they can be fixed easily.

I was wondering with those parts, is it possible for me to get them of a series 1 r33?

Hoping they would fit.

Also any help with that rear wheel would be appreciated.

Thanks

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oh ok... so i guess i should watchout what to buy

Yea i have a r33 s2 m-spec

does that mean i have to find the exact body parts for my car?

I plan to fit the car with a new Jun bodykit

thought having a s1 front guard wouldnt be too much of a difference

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I thought the front guards were the same. The headlights and bonnet are the same. I thought the Series 2 had different front bar & different wing, not sure about side skirts.

I would think that panels for an R33 Skyline should fit series 1 or 2.

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