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FOR SALE:

ITEM: R33 GTR Series 3 XENON Headlights

CONDITION: Near New, bought them new from Nissan $$$$ were only on the car for a very short period of time couple of months.

LOCATION: Mackay QLD

CONTACT: PM me or on [email protected]

PRICE: $1700 ono (They cost over $3000 from Nissan)

Cheers

Benny

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JadGTST33 Community Regular

JadGTST33

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I... WANT... SO... BAD!!! :thumbsup:

But I just dont have $1500 to spend on headlights :down:

On another note, do you know how much/if any mods would be required to fit these on an S1 R33 GTST?

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They effectively "bolt in" phyiscally, but...

You need to modify the plug to your S1 loom. All that means is you basically remove a locating track on the inside of the plug. It's a 5min job and simple once you see it.

Also you might need to change the centre grill piece.

All easy stuff :)

farken cheap price for the condition of them!

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They effectively "bolt in" phyiscally, but...

You need to modify the plug to your S1 loom. All that means is you basically remove a locating track on the inside of the plug. It's a 5min job and simple once you see it.

Also you might need to change the centre grill piece.

All easy stuff :)

farken cheap price for the condition of them!

Yeah they will fit a GTS piece of piss, pretty much what R31Nismoid said just cut the tabs of the plug with a sharp knife.

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