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All Japanese vehicles have a max speed limit on the speedometer of 180km/h. Offcourse this makes no sense when a vehicle like the? GTR produces? speeds much higher. Nismo have solved the problem by making combo gaues with a 320km/h speedometer with a 11,000 rpm meter. This unit is made for the BCNR33 but many customers install them straight into their R33 GTS t`s. Set in White or Black, these combo gauges really set the vehicle off from the standard 180km per hour meter.?

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24810-RN595-W AU $ 678.68

AU $ 751.48

Add to Cart To Suit BCNR33, ECR33

All Japanese vehicles have a max speed limit on the speedometer of 180km/h. Offcourse this makes no sense when a vehicle like the? GTR produces? speeds much higher. Nismo have solved the problem by making combo gaues with a 320km/h speedometer with a 11,000 rpm meter. This unit is made for the BCNR33 but many customers install them straight into their R33 GTS t`s. Set in White or Black, these combo gauges really set the vehicle off from the standard 180km per hour meter.?

 

                                                                                                                                                  Product Code                                                                                            Price                   Delivered *                                                                                        

                                                                                                                                                                                                                          24810-RN595-W                                                                           AU $ 678.68  

                   AU $ 751.48  

                   Add to Cart                                    To Suit BCNR33, ECR33

Considering they sell for around the $500 + freight in Japan (second hand), that is pretty cheap.

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