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These pictures might answer the first part of your question.

Nissan Japan manufactured the Skyline with this front...(as you put it without the series 3 healights/guards) the only differene is they didn't use the extra driving light like the local 31's have.

I'm looking to do a diff converion to my s3 wagon. Some skyline sedans had a h195 live rear end. Don't hear about them much though.

To save you the reply, I know the springs mount differntly on the wagons, just haven't had a good look at a h195 to see if it will be doable yet.

Um...aren't all Aussie Skyline diffs the same apart from the ratio and the fact that some are LSD? and the mounting points for wagon?

possibly the axles are a bit shorter on a wagon (havn't checked this out yet, because im wondering too)

What is the point of this conversion? Or are you trying to put a sedan rear suspension setup into a wagon?

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