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Subframe Spacers To Run Rb30 In R32 Gtr

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Hey

Just wondering if anyone manufacturers subframe spacer kits to drop the subframe on the R32 down to accomodate the extra deck height; and to space the mounts up to accomodate the sump adapter?

Have done a fair bit of searching and can't find any retail options.

If anyone has any pics of their adapters that would also help.

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Andrew

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This will be an interesting thread, if u get in touch with the workshop in qld who did 'simonsters' gtr u will find the answer. Look at his thread which is in this section and u will find the name of the shop...I think its merucry motorsport

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This will be an interesting thread, if u get in touch with the workshop in qld who did 'simonsters' gtr u will find the answer. Look at his thread which is in this section and u will find the name of the shop...I think its merucry motorsport

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im sure people dont put spacers in to drop the subfram as it will change the geometry of the car

and so does running an adaptor plate for 4wd sump.

Mick will show you how its done just after you pay him when picking your car up.

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