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R33 S3 Gtr Head Lights On Gts2 Then What Bonnet?

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Hi people.

I bought s3 gtr head lights for my s2 skyline r33 gtst. Yes i want to piss people off because i couldnt afford a proper r34 gtr and lucky people deserve to feel like shit when i show up on their rear view mirror. Actually everyone does!

My car actually had been replaced with a standard s1 bonnet and s1 lights after a crash because of a bloody sneaky (all the bad words i can use in the world) to describe the mechanic who drove my car without my permission and then mofo didnt even pay a single effing cent for the repairs God curse that 'stard!

So in revenge i replaced every single component to a an undented used part from donor skylines including the half cut that gave me the front brigdge and the last quartile metal that gets welded at the front end of the sub frame.

I just dont like s1 gtst. I hate it. Its been years now and time to move on. I loved the s3 gtr since its the only legit r33 that isnt ugliest than the uglies. I sourced the lights from Japan from feast auto export. I know the s1 bonnet will fit easily, i doubt the s2 gtst bonnet may not take it lightly if i put it in one cage with the gtr lights.

To be frankly spreading info, s3 gtr lights will fit any r33 gtr or any s1 gtst without a fight. They are just the exact shape and they have the same size and housing needed to fit perfectly.

And the gtr grill doesnt love the gtst at all making the car look like it came home from a fight. Imagine how ugly it looks when you albeit an s1 bonnet, a gtr grille and s1 lights and an aftermarket front bar all to an s2 gtst. So some help would be appreciated. Should i covert the front end to gtr completely now?

And Truesdale Adam Scott from feast auto export from Japan has declined to be of any service to me straight from Japan if anybody knows someone from japan sending parts direct please please please do let me know. From Japan not any where else ready to send me anything anything new or used thanks.

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Pics^^^

Unless you wish to modify a Series 2 Bonnet to fit the lights, it's S1 GTS-t or GTR or an aftermarket.

Like this ----->> http://www.justjap.com/store/product.php?productid=20665&cat=&page=1

perhaps not street legal but...:woot:

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Sorry i didnt apply the lights and take any pics, my car is in another country for the moment. Its been there for more than an year. I had lots of jobs done on car which can never be achieved by the lack of quality labor and amount of services available in the country that i live in. For example no one here knows how to make exhaust manifolds.

Me doing a a full tomei pistons and h beam contods which are already in the block just waiting to earn more money so i could go with tomei solid lifter conversion kit and 10.25 deg in + ex cams. Alot of precisely engineered items that make more power and get more revs than any standard rb25det.

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