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Urgent Question Regarding R33 S1 Sedan Parts.

Lil_Bobby_260
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Vehicle in question is a Series 1 R33 Sedan.

It has damage to both front guards and headlights.

Will the headlights and front guards from a coupe fit? as I have found a set the same colour etc on a coupe. I parked next to one and couldnt really see any differences but was hoping someone would know for sure.

Car is a project, which will be a fairly fast paced build over the next couple of months. This is the first step!

Also - The car runs a 4-stud setup. Would i be running the same wheels as a cefiro/silvia etc then? its it 4x114.3?

Thanks guys

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headlights shud bolt up i think( no reason for nissan to make an extra set for a 4 door)

i think the bonnet from a 4 door fits a 2door so guards mite fit

guessing was non turbo or still is but yes silvia 4x114.3 wheels will fit

Lum Community Regular

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Could you PM me the VIN numbers of both cars. I'll have a look and see if the front wings have the same part number.

I can probably check just using the first part of the vin (eg. HNR32 or whatever) if you'd prefer not to send me the whole thing.

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