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Hiroshima if you track down a supplier for these pm me. Im also after a pair. Guy on eBay I emailed wanted $200 pair.

I wonder how much they are from Nissan, they would be plastic. I'm guessing an arm and a leg.

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Thanks for the reply guys

havent found out much on them the only thing close would be the N type pods which i assume can only mean nismo type? i cant find any pics of a standard R33 Vspec with these installed?

Hiroshima if you track down a supplier for these pm me. Im also after a pair. Guy on eBay I emailed wanted $200 pair.

I wonder how much they are from Nissan, they would be plastic. I'm guessing an arm and a leg.

Well i think i may have found a set they look to be genuine from a supplier here in sydney but yet to confirm

But your right , if its a genuine Nissan factory option thing it would probably cost a fair bit

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gday i have a pair in that exact style. they are not genuine though. i paid $200 for them off ebay they are brand new. i can sell them to you for $120 does that tickle your fancy?! :P

Hey Guys,

looking for these rear pods, im unsure what type they are but looking to buy a set, willing to pay postage.

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Thanks in advance

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Confirmed. Don't use gtst pods on gtr.

Any luck with that Sydney supplier?

Oh and the copy ones are a hit and miss deal I think. Ill still have a hit.

Have heard good things from the knightracer.com blokes. They do heaps of stuff. I might give them a shot.

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No luck mate , still looking , yeah ive heard of knightracer , uk mob right? let me know how you go if you end up going with them.

might look up bodyform they may come up with something similar...

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