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I was wondering if series 1 m35 bumpers will fit onto a series 2 m35? I've seen somewhere that the headlights on a series 2 are to big to swap into the series 1, however you can fit the series 1 lights into a series 2. All help is appreciated.

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i was wondering if this was similar with jap non turbo M35's vs the same year turbo M35...

I will find out soon enough as my M35 aero bar will arrive soon (it's from a non turbo but same year as mine i think... i cant honestly remember the add now)

i was wondering if this was similar with jap non turbo M35's vs the same year turbo M35...

I will find out soon enough as my M35 aero bar will arrive soon (it's from a non turbo but same year as mine i think... i cant honestly remember the add now)

I went from the stock stupid smiley mouth front bar to the factory Aero on my NM35; it will fit perfectly.

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