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How Low Can I Put My R34 Gt Awd Safely

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Hey all

Im new to the skyline i just brought a R34 GT non-turbo n i was just thinkin of lowerin it i like them low but nice low not over the top with it all how low do u all think i should go n how much do u reackon it will cost me i dont care about how much its a skyline i will gladly spend the money since i had to import it from japan...... :P Can u just do the springs or do u hav to do the whole thing....!!!!

Thnks all

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First welcome....

You can use lowerd springs but this is not realy a good idea due to the age of the shocks in the car that have got used to being at

that ride height since new. So the best option is to fit a good quality Coilover set for a nice ride and hadeling e.g. Tein

(Price is a hard one you would need to call around id say about $2000.)

I think in my opinion about 25mm/1 inch above the tyre is a good height and it wont get u defected either as long as the lowest part of the vehicle is no lower the 100mm when loaded...

Good luck and again welcome.

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get coilovers and make sure lowest point of car is not under 100mm

with coilovers you can pla with settings to get it to look the way you want and how low you want.

try different height settings and see how it drives

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