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I tried searching this up and couldn't find it. Just out of curiosity if there's any other way to tell if a r33 is a series 3. i know that the lights would be the xenon ones, seats and door trims have red stitching. Is there a way to uniquely distinguish a series 2 skyline that has series 3 features compare to the original factory series 3. Hope that makes sense

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I tried searching this up and couldn't find it. Just out of curiosity if there's any other way to tell if a r33 is a series 3. i know that the lights would be the xenon ones, seats and door trims have red stitching. Is there a way to uniquely distinguish a series 2 skyline that has series 3 features compare to the original factory series 3. Hope that makes sense

-thanks.

Run the VIN through nissan FAST.. to be 100% sure. post it here:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/VI...ed-t128496.html

It'll also have the above mensioned and a updated ABS module,

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Johno

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I tried searching this up and couldn't find it. Just out of curiosity if there's any other way to tell if a r33 is a series 3. i know that the lights would be the xenon ones, seats and door trims have red stitching. Is there a way to uniquely distinguish a series 2 skyline that has series 3 features compare to the original factory series 3. Hope that makes sense

-thanks.

Steering wheel has red stitching, only 1 rear reverse light, 1 is a fog light, there is a switch for this in the car :banana:

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R33 GTR Series III is also available as a V-Spec. Front lower lip is different, interior stitching, head lights, rear diff etc. VIN number will tell you all if you can confirm it.

Oh, forgot that series 3 have a lower front lip which is plastic and super-expensive. Rare to see them on the car without scratches :)

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