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Whats the difference between the front spoilers on the R34?

Are they different spec cars?

Ive noticed Some have "S" on them and some cars dont have anything?

Both style cars ive seen 98 are turbo aswell. I guess maybe one just has the nismo grill and the other is standard?

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majority are cosmetic (facelift)

but there are always little changes

e.g. s3, which use steel wheel garrett turbo instead of nissan ceramic :)

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...4entry1527454

Edited by Maxx

That first one is a series 1 standard bar with a nismo lip on the bottom. Thats like mine without the lip. The second one is the nismo bar a factory option. And like you said the third one is series 2 front bar.

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just a question...

are the reo bars, bonnets, front bars, headlights and grills all interchangable between all three series?

like with the R33 bonnet, headlights, guards, front bar and reo were different between S1 and S2.

cheers

just a question...

are the reo bars, bonnets, front bars, headlights and grills all interchangable between all three series?

like with the R33 bonnet, headlights, guards, front bar and reo were different between S1 and S2.

cheers

i believe they are all interchangable

what does a series 3 look like?

S3 looks same as S2

:)

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