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based on a search it appears my original question has been answered - R34GTT 6 spoke rims will fit an R33 GTST, but it would be useful for many to know what standard rims fit which cars.

I found bits of info across numerous threads...but more often questions eg whether R32 GTR wheels fit R33 GTST etc etc without answers

It would be useful to build a reference of what standard wheels can be interchanged with different models assuming stock brakes and tyres.

(edit : formatting doesn't work - I'm trying to show a table of what wheels will fit other models)

standard wheels (fit)

R32 GTST (???)

R32 GTR (????)

R33 GTST (???)

R33 GTR (???)

R34 GTT (R33GTST, R32GTST (with 3mm spacers))

R34 GTR (???)

Stagea (??)

GTS models (??)

If people provide the info I'm happy to collate into a table.

cheers

Mike

all wheels will fit a R32 GTS-t, the GTR ones may need u to roll ur guards, same with GTR wheels on all GTS/T's.

GTS wont fit obviously as they are 4 stud, unless they are type-s, type-s wheels will clear rear calipers but not front.

R34 GTT wheels didn't fit over my standard R32GTSt TypeM front brakes.. there is a little dip in between the spokes on the GTT rims that bound up on the calipers, needed 3mm spacers to not bind.

As soon as I put 33 brakes on, no longer required the spacers as the calipers sit a little further out from the centre and cleared the dips in the GTT rims (by less than 1mm lol)

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