Opinions on S14a with S14 corners?

Canada Nissan Automotive
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I just saw this for the first time in a Cusco advertisement in this one magazine. I couldn’t tell what car it was at first but after some deductive reasoning I figured out that it was a s14a with s14 corners. This is the best pic I could come up with http://img391.imageshack.us/img391/9765/nissan240sx9598bomberss4hd.th.jpg

In the advertisement it looks a lot cleaner and flowing than in that pic.
What are peoples opinions on this? If you were doing the conversion from 95-96 to 97-98 you wouldn’t have to buy the corners or fenders but does it fit well or does it need some work to make it look decent?

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I found a picture of the Cusco 240 with it done
http://www.cusco.co.jp/news04/news04med/1124/s14_run.gif

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not a fan

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if you look really closely, those arent s14a headlights, theres like a rock visor type thing on there:

http://www.bomexaero.com/part/nissan_s14/ad139.htm

personally, not a fan

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on its the older style headlights with a hang down hood

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Wow sure fooled me. Well does anyone know if its possible to use the s14b corners in conjuction with the s14a headlights in a s14–>s14a conversion?

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BTW “S14b” the technical name is MCS14

Go 100% Kouki or don’t bother

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It could look nice, the idea is cool, but the corners are too tall and the lines don’t match up. Also the corners look too bright compared to the headlights… I had this problem when I bought clear corners for my 94 talon:
http://www.beatshack.com/talonclearcorners.jpg

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There is no such thing as an S14b!!!

I don’t know why people think there is.

95-96- S14
97-98- S14a

Please stop saying S14b. It’s incorrect and confusing.

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Sorry… I obviously didnt know. Ive never been corrected and have always heard the term s14b so ill stop

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No prob. :slight_smile: Just makes these threads hard to understand.