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All good mate. Just making sure :P

Mark I can understand how absurd it sounds that an R34 of all cars would not have it at standard but I assure you mine does not have one (and yes, I'm not confusing this with a strut brace). At first I thought that the owner in Japan must have removed it but after hours of searching this forum I found one or two others who have also realised they do not have one.

Of course there is that possibility that the Japanese owners of all of our cars were deluded and thought it would be a clever idea to remove the sway bar, but if they were that way inclined they wouldn't be driving skyline's in the first place!

For anyone who is keeping an eye on this thread I still haven't received a response from whiteline or another suspension/handling mob I've emailed but I'm sure the coming of the working week will bear some fruitful responses.

Found the invoice!

Here goes with an extract:

BNF24Z Swaybar-h/duty Blade adjustable

BNR11Z Swaybar-h/duty Blade adjustable

KDFL-101 NISSAN SKYLINE GTR NZ Fr LOWER

KDRL-61SP NISSAN SKYLINE R33 GTR Rr LOW

SPF0984K UNIVERSAL SWAY-BAR BRACKET

Looking at this site, the swaybar codes match up as being front and rears for R33 and R34 RWD.

http://www.skylineowners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=112382

The KD Codes are for the king springs. I listed them above for informational purposes since parts for a R34 N/A Sedan components were in question here. Hope that the codes are accurate, basically transposing what I have here.

Hope this helps.

  • 5 weeks later...

Just an update for anyone who is wondering what has been happening with this...

Whiteline have replied and surprise surprise they aren't sure if the R34 GTT part will fit!

However, the part they have said should fit is the same as Nath has listed which is BNR11Z which comes with all the required components except the D-Bush saddles (which I'm assuming is the universal sway bar bracket listed in Nath's list).

Here is a link to what the whiteline kit contains http://www.rcephotos.com/photos/Whiteline/BNR11Z

I'm just about ready to bite the bullet and go ahead with it all, just need to work out a wrecker to get those D-bush saddles from (as they are present on the GTT) and where I can get the swaybar from at the best price.

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