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Hi Guys,

I have a few questions about my radiator support for my 32 GTR.

My GTR is one of the Nismo editions and im not sure if this is why i think they may be different.

Here is a pic of the lower support in my GTR

PICT0181.jpg

Now here is a pic of a 32 GTS-t Half cut i have

PICT0182.jpg

Now from i what i thought that 32 GTR & GTS-t radiators mounted the same i could be wrong bit if any of you guy could help that would be great.

Cheers David

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David,

They both look the same to me, the only difference is it seems in the top picture the brackets them selves have been taken out. All the other grooves and holes in the support it self look to be the same

Maybe at some stage of its life in Japan it had an after market radiator which didn't require/line up with the stock mounts so they were removed

If your going to use a standard radiator or an after market replacement radiator, just grind the brackets off the GTST support and weld them onto the GTR one. By the looks of things they will line up 100% like factory

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Cheers Abu,

The only thing i can see that its never had the lower supports on there before that why the question.

It would be pretty easy to weld the ones off the gts-t its just strange that this GTR doesnt have the lower supprts on it

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