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What are my options in replacing an R33 S2 GTS-T front bumper with one that looks like a stock R33 GTR one? Even though I lose the fog lights, I really like the look of this one here, which is a Series 3?

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I'm soon to get a re-coat possibly even a full respray. So am trying to think ahead since my current bumper will need repainting.

Doing a front end conversion isn't in my budget to be honest. Even if my headlights are now yellow :( I'm ok with how it looks. But I've never really liked the S2 front bumper and have always liked the S3 picture above.

I have a '96 R33 S2. I'd be happy with a front bumper that was close or even matches that. Is this an eBay thing, or are there companies that make them specifically for the GTS-T?

If you search r33 body kits in Google or even eBay there should be heaps of companies with options for you.

Btw the only thing series 3 about the pic is the head lights. All r33 Gtr bumpers are the same. The only things that changes to the later model is the front lip.

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