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Guys need help i need to replace my rear shocks on my r33 gtst 1994 iv'e looked at a couple on the internet however im getting confused which one to get because there are two different designs for the shockers i will upload them, and can u tell me which one is correct to get

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Nuh different car altogether

I found a lot of sellers on ebay would just post a generic picture but will still order you the right stuff, but still I don't like taking my chances unless there's a note saying that the photo is of a generic product and not specifically for the car advertised- assuring that you'll get the right part delivered still

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I won't use a seller that can't be bothered to post a correct picture.. I also usually end up paying a bit more to use a trusted, reliable, known seller. Traders on here are pretty good. I got front struts supplied through pedders as they were doing other work at same time.

As they said, the 2nd one.

I have the kyb rear struts on my 33 and happy with them as my daily driver :)

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