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originally bought these off SAU for my skyline but i sold that before i put them in and had plans to put them in my pulsar but they are the wrong size...

box looks like this http://www.skylinesa...8&mode=threaded

so i have:

1.

Colour: 10000k aqua blue

Power: 35w

Size: H3

Ballast: Regular

2.

Colour: 12000k brilliant blue

Power: 35w

Size: H3

Ballast: Regular

Never been installed and are new in box.. $120 each or $210 for both 0434996861

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Are these a direct fit for an R32 (plug and play or cutting of wires?). What comes in the kit, am interested in the 10000k.

i don't believe they are direct fit.. just pay a shop to fit them

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