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hey there just wondering if its worth doing, im thinking of buying a R34 but dont know if its worth spending 20k and buying a GT-t or spending around or under 15k for a GT and putting a monster motor in it

just asking if the gearbox,diff,shafts and other bits of the GT are the same as the GT-t or if the GT's gearbox and diff could stand the power

any help would be apprieciated

cheers

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there are many threads around here detailing the pros and cons.

do you want to turbo the NA motor, or throw a new motor in there?

what's your budget and application?

what kind of power are you looking at for the stock gear to be handling? even stock turbo gear doesn't last long with more power.

you need to be more specific in your questioning/searches.

i will lock this thread, have a look around for some answers and if you genuinely cant find some answers PM me know and i'll unlock this again.

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