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I need to replace some tired tie rod ends in the Series 2.

I have searched and found that that some were going to use R33 GTR ones, but the threads do not have any feadback beyond that-

- if they fitted up OK?

- if there were any problems with wheel alignment, tyre wear etc?

I can get the originals from Nissan Aust ($89 each in stock) or Burson's have aftermarket ones for under $30 each.

What have other people used as replacements?

The LH front one seems to go before the RH one. Is it just worth replacing both at the same time?

Are the R33GTR ones the same as the R33GTST ones?

Anyone with wheel alignment specs for a stock Stagea?

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Thanks Chook,

Is this part number the same for the Series 2 Stagea? Can you have a look on FAST?

looks to be same, couple variations for different models, pm me your VIN and i can confirm.

  • 1 year later...
With S/H ones, be careful, I went thru a long battle til I got the correct one. If possible with new or used take the original with you.

OK I finally had the LH outer tie rod replaced on the Series 2 Stagea (1998 4WD).

This is what fits- Nissan genuine part No: 48520-23U26, cost was $87.

City Nissan Melbourne- parts centre Tel (03) 8383-8844.

The R33GTR aftermarket ones that were tried both did not fit! (Tried from Bursons and Repco).

Why is it that the LH outer always goes before the RH one?

OK I finally had the LH outer tie rod replaced on the Series 2 Stagea (1998 4WD).

This is what fits- Nissan genuine part No: 48520-23U26, cost was $87.

City Nissan Melbourne- parts centre Tel (03) 8383-8844.

The R33GTR aftermarket ones that were tried both did not fit! (Tried from Bursons and Repco).

Why is it that the LH outer always goes before the RH one?

Thats the rough end of the pineapple.LOL

Actually when I went thru this s#@*t afew years ago seconds at the wreckers cost $75.

  • 2 weeks later...
OK I finally had the LH outer tie rod replaced on the Series 2 Stagea (1998 4WD).

This is what fits- Nissan genuine part No: 48520-23U26, cost was $87.

City Nissan Melbourne- parts centre Tel (03) 8383-8844.

The R33GTR aftermarket ones that were tried both did not fit! (Tried from Bursons and Repco).

Why is it that the LH outer always goes before the RH one?

Did they ever tell you if that part number was also compatible with R33 GTR at all? i need to replace mine, thats all and my local nissan dealership Quoted me $113.50ea

I think im going to ring the nissan melb number u have posted and ask directly, as my local dealership said they can get it out of melb over night anyway, so cut out the middle man?

Did they ever tell you if that part number was also compatible with R33 GTR at all? i need to replace mine, thats all and my local nissan dealership Quoted me $113.50ea

I think im going to ring the nissan melb number u have posted and ask directly, as my local dealership said they can get it out of melb over night anyway, so cut out the middle man?

Ring Nissan City Melbourne & give them your VIN no.- they will then give the right part number and a quote.

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