Differences In R33 Gtst And R34 Gtt Chassis ?

[BLITZ-26]

Ok guys I have been searching here and google to see what are the differences in ghee chassis between these cars and couldn't come up with much at all

Motor gearbox and the larger brakes aside what are the differences as a base to build from for a track car or are they the same ?

Steering response, lock, tracking, bracing potential flex in chassis etc are the things I am interested in knowing or feedback from someone that has driven or developed either car.

Will be mainly drift setup with time attack circuit and hill climbs thrown in the mix

Thanks

[KiwiRS4T]

R34 is shorter

[34GeeTeeTee]

R34 is shorter

So is Ryans genitalia! Just shuddup and buy the 34 already like i told you 2 years ago!!!

You will cage it, bracing fixed!

You will modify knuckles, Steering fixed!

You will buy it and then sell it 3mths later, So your problems are fixed

That is my 2c

[BLITZ-26]

All this smack talk Matt lol ... I am considering just want to know what the differences in the chassis are I know the sedan seems to look longer than the 33 but I don't know weights etc

[34GeeTeeTee]

There is this new program called Google noodle nut -

Weight -

1,410 kg (3,108.5 lb) (GT-T)

1,390 kg (3,064.4 lb) (GTS-25t)

Length -

4,705 mm (185.2 in) (sedan) - 34

4,720 mm (185.8 in) (sedan) - 33

What else?

[GTSBoy]

Total length doesn't matter so much as wheelbase does.

Face it.....the R34 is newer. You'd have to expect Nissan to have made the chassis at least a little stiffer. Crashability rules were steadily increasing all the time - at the very least the front end steelwork would have to be a bit stronger, notwithstanding the suspension equipment being almost exactly the same.

But as has been said above......once you put in a cage etc, the tiny differences between chassis get diluted to nothing. Choose the newer car with the better engine.

[wedge_r34gtr]

What else?

Wheel base is shorter in the 34

You don't need sailing experincing to drive the r34..

Edited March 13, 2013 by wedge_r34gtr

[34GeeTeeTee]

Total length doesn't matter so much as wheelbase does.

Face it.....the R34 is newer. You'd have to expect Nissan to have made the chassis at least a little stiffer. Crashability rules were steadily increasing all the time - at the very least the front end steelwork would have to be a bit stronger, notwithstanding the suspension equipment being almost exactly the same.

But as has been said above......once you put in a cage etc, the tiny differences between chassis get diluted to nothing. Choose the newer car with the better engine.

Wheelbase 2,720 mm (107.1 in) - 33

Wheelbase 2,665 mm (104.9 in) - 34

And he has a built 26 for it so the engine etc doesnt matter!

[34GeeTeeTee]

Wheel base is shorter in the 34

You don't need sailing experincing to drive the r34..

Or a Waterways license

[BLITZ-26]

As Matt said engine and brakes are not of importance just looking at the chassis as a development point of view, I have noticed the towers on a r34 are different to 33

Interesting the wheel base is shorter was that for sedans Matt ? Or in reference to the coupes ?