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For $300-$400 it'll be china special HID's in there anyhow. I just picked up my china special HID for ~$200 :P

I dont expect it to last forever though but if i get 5 years ill be happy for the money spent.

You cant buy Philips (and other brands with decent warranty etc etc) for less than around $800-$1000 if memory servers me correct.

I think some people are simply sick of having the same headlights as every other Skyline on the road....I know I am...and wouldnt mind a change to something a little different, HID or not...if someone wants to stick a thousand bucks worth of Philips goodness into them, then good luck to them, but the objective here is a different appearence to the boring factory look.

Edited by smok74
possible to have less chrome?

Agreed. I'd like to seem them mostly black with an agressive look to them. Something along the lines of an S15/R34 GTR headlight look.

Maybe we could draw up some designs or something?

Edited by PM-R33
can a mod please add a poll to this with the options series 1, series 2 and GTR? better indication of numbers

Unfortunately the thread starter wants to go against forum rules - so therefore this is closed until such a time as reasonable information is provided to protect members/users of this forum.

Enough notice has been given, and thread starter has been online everyday since.

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