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hey all i have a series 1 r33 gts-t, it has the stock front bumper on it but just wondering if the clear lights down near the indicators are fog lamps, theres a relay spot under the hood where some fuses etc are but i cant seem to find one to fit in the shops.. any ideas where i could get one from so i can get these lights goin, i have a PIAA switch on the dash im pretty sure its to turn them on/off

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the stalk will bolt on. you will also need a relay. im not sure if there is a loom running down to the lights though. its probably taped up so somewhere there is also an additional plug that needs to be pluged in at the stalk

there is a spot for the relay and im pretty sure there is a loom to the switch. cant be sure on a loom to the lights i would think there would be though. have a look around the area for a plug that isnt connected

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