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Hi Everyone,

Just recently purchased a nicely tuned R33 GTS-t. I Wanted to make one change to it though. The car currently has a white Nismo Guage Cluster.

I was thinking of purchasing the Nismo 320km/h Guage Clusters (White one), Would anyone know if the installation process is difficult and where i can get it done. Preferably in Western sydney. :wave: . Also do they have the Blue glow with them when you turn on the headlights :-D.......

Thanks heaps.

Also another question i had was, Does anybody know of somewhere i can go to do High speed runs, to test how fast my car will go (Not a drag strip), although in a 'legal and controlled environment'.

Thanks alot for help.

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i THINK theres a wire you need to solder into the track on the back of the nismo clusters for them to work properly on the gtst's but im not 100% on it. try a search?

look out in the events section for track days, you'll need a cams license for oran park and easten creek, or if you go to wakiefield park you'll just need a wakiefield park license which you can pay for on the day.

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