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As I cant seem to be able to sell my GTR wheels,

and I will eventually be buying another car.

Im looking into getting a atmo R33 Series 2..... But for some STUPID reason, Nissan decided to make the non-turbo R33's 4 stud???????? WHY!

So the questions are -

Will R33 GTR rims fit a R33 GTS?

Do the guards need to be rolled?

Do spacers need to be fitted? (my previous S14a they just touched the front strut)

What parts are needed to make it 5 stud?

Do I need to upgrade the brakes? (can get cheap discs but what about calipers?)

What is the average cost of converting to 5 stud?

Who on here has done the conversion? and do you have any photos?

And lastly if anyone is interested please send me a PM about buying my R33 GTR wheels.

Adrian

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i dont think you read it properly

my PREVIOUS s14a.

i had them on that car... they looked awesome and handled great, but would have preferred a +25 offset for that car.

but now i dont have a car.

need to know what has to be done though before i buy a skyline non turbo

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i belive if you buy from wreckers you will pay upto and possibly little more than $1000

in saying that i saw a 5stud conversion on here for a GTS4 for $1000 dollars also but that had R34 front rotors and calipers

what you need to do is look for a crashed R33 and buy the parts off him on the cheap

front rotors calipers and hubs

rear rotors calipers and hubs

all parts just bolt up

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