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Hey all,

I have an R33 GTS series 1 and what really dissapoints me is that now when I close the bonnet for some reason the front of the bonnet sits over the headlights about an inch when it should sit flush on top. I am just wondering if I can take the car somewhere and they can help me to fix the headlights up as they must need to be sitting out a bit more or do I have to get all new headlights. I have had someone say that they can just be adjusted but Im not sure.

Let me know please.

Cheers

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As you will see, the left side headlight looks as though its pushed in a bit and then the right hand side looks almost fine. I dont know what to do.

Cheers

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Yeah i thought maybe the bumper horns may have been pushing the headlight in but ill see what the panel and paint place say about it. I may have to get the bumper off and have it heated to bend as it sticks out about an inch on either side as well. Im getting my bonnet and roof done at gold coast customs next week.

Yeah I was thinking that it could have been the prang, it wasnt big, just with my last front bar a dickhead in a 4x4 in mackay reversed into my car and drove off b4 i could get his plates. Can it be fixed? or do i need to get all new headlights? also even though the front bar has been painted, it sticks out about an inch either side of the car, is there anyway of having it bent without cracking and possibly just get it resprayed? or do i have to get an all new bar.

Cheers

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