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Hey Guys, ive got a few rare factory options on my r33, but i want to know what else they came with, so i can upgrage it some more....

i think FAST would probably have it, but i cant seem to get it to run on my computers for some reason.

so far i have these factory options:

ALSD

Hicas (assuming it was actually an option, and not just standard)

ABS

Factory splits(front speakers in the A pillar)

Chrome steps(where you get in and out)

what else is there? I know about the back lit "skyline" at the back, i just dont have it yet

cheers

Jason

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hicas was standard .

most of the rest of the options were just shit . air purifier . donga parking assistant thing in bumper . nothing worth while that i can think of

Standard features

Limited slip differential, Rear spoiler, Driver airbag from1995, Rear seat lap sash belt, Side impact protection bars, Power windows, Steering wheel height adjust, Leather steering wheel, Alloy wheels

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Standard features

Limited slip differential, Rear spoiler, Driver airbag from1995, Rear seat lap sash belt, Side impact protection bars, Power windows, Steering wheel height adjust, Leather steering wheel, Alloy wheels

wtf is your point ? are you trying to say hicas isnt standard or are you just listing some Standard features

which are completly nothing to do with this thread on "options"

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