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Hi forum

I'm new to forums and new to Nissan skylines and GTRs, so please bare with me.

I'm looking to purchase an R34 GTR very shortly.

But I can't help but study the cons and pros, reviews and details of the car first.

My first question in this forum.

Q.)Does the BNR34 have wheel spacers listed on paper as a factory oem option?

Because I've heard in In Australia, it is illegal (as well as many many other goodies) to have wheel spacers.

Unless it is stated in writing that it is a factory option. Ie , I've heard some Porsche models have it listed

as an option, and since it does. Engineers can comply it without a doubt.

Could someone clarify this please?

Also

I'm sure alot of people enjoy things regardless of its legality anyways.

So, what is a good size for bnr34 or if anyone has them on this car, please shed some light.

Thanks

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Not legal, some vehicles come standard with them but not Nissan, if you do use spacers for trackdays or other motorsport events ensure they are hub centric bolt on and not slip on.

I have 20mm bolt on spacers on my 34 GTR and makes car look heaps better, but if I did it again i would use the 25mm ones for clearence reasons with the stock studs, I thought bolt on ones are legal and the slip on one are not, but I could be wrong

I have 20mm bolt on spacers on my 34 GTR and makes car look heaps better, but if I did it again i would use the 25mm ones for clearence reasons with the stock studs, I thought bolt on ones are legal and the slip on one are not, but I could be wrong

i suppose 5 mm won't make that much of a difference?

i think both the slip on or hubcentric bolt ons are both Illegal..period.

its just a shame, seeing people in the UK and USA with BOV, Turbo timers, loud exhausts, lowered vehicles, neons..roll cages, heavily modified cars etc having fun... where, were banned from any luxuries.

anyhow... i suppose The nissan manufacturer brochure did not indicate wheel spacers as a factory option?

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