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if you like the looks they are good... had everyone staring when i went out for a drive before. These ones aren't very good quality in my opinion.. i have another set here but they r for a little project.

i will try and get some pics at night - they look better than the normal lights when they are all lit up.

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hehe i've been emailing tha dude that sells em on yahoo japan auctions he actually owns a shop and he does em for all sorts of cars... i guess its like jap rice. I particularly like their 4 door R32 stove plates and their S13 and soarer tail lights.

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The guy I was talking about runs a shop called Active-K the product catalog can be found on his website look very similar to ur's.

There's 2 types, the diffuser types and the clear types... diffuser type looks gay but the clear ones are alright, ona silver or black line they don't look too bad... but yeah they have that "zombie look"

Here's the direct link to the R33 clear set

they're 48000 yen which is roughly just over 500 bucks. if any1 needs a set I can organise habib rates with the shipping (container)...

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