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yes the front bar should fit no worrys, its really only the side skirts and maybe the rear bar that you could have issues with (the side skirts definelty wont fit unless made for a 4 door)

the one in the pic is on a GTR, and i dont think Do Luck make a version for the GTT, but i may be wrong on this

so basically, no, the front bumper wont fit your 4 door. unless you fit a GTR bonnet and front guards

you may however find someone making a copy of the kit that does fit a GTT

where do you buy them in NSW? Do you have to order internationally from www.do-luck.co.uk? If you buy the GTR Kit from this website, as they don't have a GT-T kit, If you sourced GTR front guards and a GTR 34 Bonnet. Would they go together perfectly?

What about the rear bar / skirts without having the flared rear on a GT-T.

with the gtr front guards, bonnet, and hinges (and propably other parts, do a search for what is needed) the front bumper should fit

but be prepared to spend $$$

the side skirts and rear bumper will not fit.

you will need gtr rear guards and maybe other bits and pieces.

there are a few topics floating around here by guys who have gone through the process of fitting GTR bodykits to GTTs, they are worth a look before you go any further

IMO you are better off looking for a GTT copy of the kit

Edited by Kranker

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