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Does anyone know where i could purchase a pair of R31 GTS-R head lights (yanno the ones with the two circle lights) they look mad?

I have been looking for a strut brace to fit my R31 - and no one seems to have any in stock or coming from japan, etc - i have tried ringing certain interstate companies, been on the japanese auctions,etc but have failed. I am looking for a GTS-R strut brace however one that fits and is very sturdy/strong is fine. Do strut braces from other skyline fit??

If you can please help?????

It would be much appreciated!

Good luck trying to find a GTS-R strut brace, I was very very lucky to find mine (at the time I bought it I didn't know it was a GTS-R strut brace). Whiteline have strut braces to suit 31's.

I did have a pair of those lights, but I sold them last week :bonk:

Good luck in finding both as they are very hard to get.

i'll be selling mine in about 2months when i get my new ones...if your keen to wait u could have it for about 160bucks

Matt

hehehe @ headlights being sold last week...*fhew*

Um yeh - if i havent found any by then ill be sure to purchase yours?? Can you please send me a pic of the headlights - if you dont mind?? and what headlights are you upgrading too??

hr31 rb20det stole a pic from the r31 club hope you do mind!!! keep an eye on the for sale section at www.r31skylineclub.com as they come up every once and a while, call some of the places listed in the "parts department" thread as they may have ideas as to the strut brace or even ship one over for you..

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