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R33 GTR Lip Height (Series 1 vs Series 3)

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Hi,

I have an R33 GTR series one and was purchasing the original front lip. I like the look of both but was wondering what the height difference between the Series 1 & 3 are (ie how much more scraping will I be doing). 

Forgot to add, current lip is a 400r looking fibreglass job but it's pretty worn. Looks to be about 13cm high.

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As per this ad, he has mentioned that the s3 is 35mm lower than the s1&2.

While we are on the topic, does the s3 front lip fit the s1 bumper? I prefer my s1 bumper without the intercooler ducts, and would just like a more aggressive lip.

 

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As per this ad, he has mentioned that the s3 is 35mm lower than the s1&2.

While we are on the topic, does the s3 front lip fit the s1 bumper? I prefer my s1 bumper without the intercooler ducts, and would just like a more aggressive lip.
 

All r33 gtr front bumpers are the same. so any r33 gtr lip will fit any r33 gtr bumper
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Hey got the Series 3 lip - looks to be only a touch above 11cm all the way around. So if anyone else is wondering the series 3 lip isn't ridiculously low. Probably about the same as the nismo fibreglass one originally (before it started splitting).  

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