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Hey guys,

So I've sold alot of my stuff off, all i have left is:

A Nismo 6mt Instrument Cluster...

It is Genuine and in VERY good condition. $550ono (will ship at extra cost)

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PM me for any questions.

Also have 3x digital gauges (boost, water, oil)

Black faced, with warning. Brand new in Box

Chasing around $50each ono

Retail $80

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They aren't that hard to install at all.

Otherwise most Auto ELEC shops will do it for $150

I was thinking that too.. can remove mine and re-install it in about 30 mins..

:)

My old J30 Maxima's factory cluster showed 260km/h.. so I guess I don't find a cluster showing 280km/h all that exciting. Still looks better than 180km/h!!! Anyway.. the gauges are all back to front on the above Nismo cluster compared to my factory cluster.

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