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Hi guys, I want to settle this case once and for all so please only respond if you know what you're talking about.

There is a lot of confusion in the P plater world about what coil-overs to put in a "NISSAN SKYLINE R34 GT naturally aspirated (non turbo).

The first point of confusion is "do R34 GT-T (single turbo version) skylines have the same suspension set up as a non turbo R34?"

The second point of confusion is "will R34 GT-T (single turbo version) skyline coilovers fit into a non turbo R34 skyline?"

The third point of confusion is "do R33 GTST (the single turbo version of the R33 series) coilovers fit in an R34 non the turbo?"

The fourth and final point of confusion is "what would be a recommended brand/model name and number for good quality R34 GT coilovers?"

Please only answer if you know the facts as this topic confuses a lot of new skyline members up here on the forum. Let's clear this once and for all with the 100% facts.

Cheers guys [emoji111]️

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