R34NOS

Sold one kit to Steve. I have one more D2R kit arriving on Monday. Price is $200 pick up Sydney or $220 delivered.

Yeah workshop would be great since you need to take the front bumper out for 350z

I am looking for someone who can install HID in 350z professionally. Please let me know the price. thanks, manu

This kit does low beam only.. Not practical to have hi beam because it takes 5-10 seconds to fully light up and you don't want to loose the light in dark for that long.

It is bright white with a blue tinge.. Google 6000k and you'll find images.. Kit can be picked up anytime guys.. still packed..

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The kit is one of the best in market and result is 300% better than your stock headlights

Hi guys, I've got brand new BOSCH HID kit D2R kit that is getting delivered to me on 24th Dec. I ordered it for a mate as chrissie present only to find out he got himself one today. Kit is on its way and will be delivered to me on 24th Dec. Price not negotiable and its $220 delivered or pick up from Rockdale for $200. Comes with 1 year manufacturer warranty. PM me if you have any more questions Cheers, Manu Ph: 0401 380 864

if you want the BOSCH HID kit H1 let me know..I can give you the whole kit with wires and Ballast for 200$ delivered to you by 24th if you want..PM me if you are interested

Count me in as well with 3 more 350z

Are 350z's allowed? Can get 4 confirmed.

Drive.com Nissan Australia reveals pricing and specifications for the next-generation 'Godzilla' - the new GT-R supercar that goes on sale locally in April 2009. By JEZ SPINKS. The ‘official’ Nissan GT-R will go on sale in Australia in April 2009, priced from $148,800. Drive last week tested an imported ‘grey’ version of the new-generation supercar in an exclusive Australian comparison with the rival Porsche 911 Turbo, but the Japanese car maker has today announced pricing and specifications for the models it will officially launch early next year. Nissan will offer two versions of its new flagship model, which buyers can order from October 9th – the first day of the 2008 Sydney motor show. An ‘entry-level’ $148,800 model is joined by a Premium variant costing $152,800. Standard features for the Australian-spec GT-R include heated, electrically adjustable front seats, leather steering wheel, keyless entry, electronically adjustable suspension, 20-inch alloy wheels wrapped in (nitrogen-filled) Dunlop SP Sport rubber, and six airbags. The GT-R Premium replaces the Dunlops with Bridgestone Potenza run-flat tyres and adds an 11-speaker Bose audio with 30GB hard drive as well as black leather front sports seats. Only 11 Nissan dealerships nationwide will sell the GT-R, each selected by the company to become a Nissan High Performance Centre. Nissan Australia expects to sell 200 GT-Rs in 2009, but admits that it is supply constrained because of global demand for the new supercar. Queensland has the most High Performance Centres with three (Moorooka, Southport, Mackay), with two each for NSW (Campbelltown, Brookvale), Victoria (Ferntree Gully, Werribee), and Western Australia (Melville, Wangara). South Australia (Nailsworth) and Tasmania (Hobart) feature one each. Nissan Australia boss Dan Thompson says the company will only look after GT-Rs purchased officially from these High Performance Centres. “All along we’ve been encouraging our potential GT-R customers to register interest with us or an accredited Nissan dealer," says Thompson. “Our policy remains the same that we will not be supporting grey imports with either warranty or servicing. These cars remain outside our scope and therefore outside our legal scope or customer responsibility. "Purchases from our High Performance Centres will receive top-notch factory support, genuine parts, and a customer experience that’s unparalleled." Thompson describes opening the local books on the new GT-R as "an exciting moment for Nissan Australia ", one that will kickstart an exciting future for the brand. "The GT-R returns after a very long time out of the market - 16 years, in fact," says Thompson. "Remember, Nissan Motor Australia [as the company was known back then] was the only subsidiary within the Nissan Group that sold the GT-R outside of Japan. "So we definitely play an important role in the GT-R legacy within the company. "The GT-R is another exciting step in our exciting future. We have 16 new models scheduled to launch over the next four years in Australia. Later in 2009, for example, we’ll have the next-generation Z, which was basically the icon of our revival many years ago." Nissan Australia says the company has no plans to import a more powerful, race-specification GT-R that's expected to carry the V-spec badge.

i've already seen 2 registered r35 in sydney both owned by dealer and one is already sold

Planning to get in mid 2010. I want to see if nissan does a proper job in servicing and how much they charge.

Well who cares good on these guys for getting it registered..atleast we'll start seeing few on roads now.

i know the difference ..US ones are left hand drive while JDM are right hand :-)

What time is it aired in australia? this episode i mean

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I had my R34 done before both sides for $1500 before but they were just vinyls..How much you reckon this is gonna cost? am in sydney and need a professional only to touch my car..

Hey, Can you recommend anyone for doing the whole car matt black? i want it excatly how that r35 is done. Thanks, Manu

+1 i wanna know too..i wanna do those vinyls on my 350z

Does anyone know what are Haltech's plans for other mods? Where do they think they can increase more power without major mods?

Do you have the receipt as well?

+1 i always take my car there as well..

Yeah definitely not leaving them..cops have been supportive so far will see what happens on monday