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looking at getting coilovers which are from an R33 GTR to install in my R34 GTT. have read somewhere (cant remember) that it can be done. can anyone confirm if its a direct bolt up? if anyone has done it can you post up if you had any issues with it?

ta

Ash

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R33 R34 GTR and R34 GT-t (turbo model only) Adjustable Coilovers are interchangable front and rear. Non-adjustable won't fit because they are differently lengths.

Thats what I thought too. Just spoke to some directory guy at Koni and he runs the R34 GTR rear koni shocks (8041-1339sport, same part number for R33 GTR) in his R34 GTT.

Although he might have stock height suspension i suppose, or hes just telling porkies.

Sounds like some GTR coilovers dont have enough height adjustment to compensate for the difference in length (as mentioned in another thread in this section).

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