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hey guys, i dont post on sau much but im in need of help desperatedly.

iv got a r33 skyline series 1 with the full jun bodykit, but cannot find the front indicators to match.

if anyone else has had this problem help would be greatly appricated.

thanks everyone

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hey guys, i dont post on sau much but im in need of help desperatedly.

iv got a r33 skyline series 1 with the full jun bodykit, but cannot find the front indicators to match.

if anyone else has had this problem help would be greatly appricated.

thanks everyone

hey man i used side vs commodore ones it looks pretty good cant complain

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Edited by Jay_stylz
  • 1 year later...

hey man i used side vs commodore ones it looks pretty good cant complain

hey guys,

I have the same problem with my Jun front bumper. Can u plz tell me more abt how to attach the custom indicator to the front bumper.. i was thinking of curving out the bumper to fit the indicator (Side indicator of commodore) then using screws to fit in... any other way to fit the indicator in?

also can i use any indicator...? will the wiring be an issue..?

thanks

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Edited by MidNight_Ryder

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