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Brand New Hid's 6000k D2r

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Item: 2 x HID 6000K d2r

Age: brand new

Condition: excellent

Price: $150 per set

To Fit: Any car that fits these

Location: Brisbane

Contact: John 0403616169

Comments: Hey guys these HID's were purchased for my brothers 350z. The only problem is that it was for a different model 350z, and not the australian spec one. So i have 2 sets now up for sale cause both my brothers have 350z's. So these are now up for sale CHEAP!!

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they were purchased through some dude that worked at autobarn. He said they are from Japan. Ive got a set of these in my S15 and they are awesome. I dont actually know what car they fit, i think they fit R34's, not 100% sure u need to look it up.

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What do u mean dude? The model of these HID's is d2r.

k cause google dont help.. it just says thats the type of bulb they are but no website says what car they actually suit?

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