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Helpers are usually only used on the rear as the front doesn't really have problems of the springs not being captive at full droop.

Edit: If you were referring to them only being on the back and not the front...

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they come with brackets that are part of some hose style clamps. but on my r33 gtst you dont need them...

hey man so saying you dont need them do you mean you left your hoses hanging there cos on my r33 they bolt to the shock?

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um well you might then, on my r33 gtst 1995 series 1.5 i had nothing attached to my shocks...so yours might be different???

thats werd so there is a differece looks like ill have to make some sorta bracket up.

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hope thats not the actually pics of your shocks...bcoz the rears for GTR are fork design, n not the eye bolt design like in the picture.

HipermaxIII.JPG

10 points well spotted :P

Pity the popular Japanese online store that shipped them to me did'nt pick that up before they sent them, as returning them is causing more than a few headaches :(

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driftmeister Community Regular

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Hi Guys

I found a set for 34GTR in pristine condition and hoping to install on my 34GTT which is currently on Nismo R-Tunes (GTT spec). Would there be a difference in height for the front coilover height to fit GTT, as i understand the 34GTR factory shock is shorter than GTT.

Pls help before i make my purchase...

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