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R34 Front End Conversion to R32

I'm in the process of doing a R34 front conversion to a R32. I'm aware that they have a kit for this conversion but I'm not a fan on the style it has and not sure if you can swap parts around so I decided to just use OEM parts for now until I can find parts locally for an R34. I've been searching local for a better bumper but this will have to work for now.

I was lucky to find someone local that sold me the front end with the radiator support. My R32 Front radiator support is not in the best condition so I decided to use the complete R34. You can probably get away with cutting a larger hole into the R32 headlight pocket and use the r34 upper radiator support for better headlight alignment.

I'll attach photos as progress happens.

 

So far I drilled out the R24 support and the R32. Swapped it over and tested everything out. Nothing fully mounted. I didn't like the wheel gapping so I chopped 2 inches off the R32 front aprons to allow 2 inches for the front to fall in for the gapping. I will have time tomorrow to retest fit everything to see if I'm happy with the wheel gaping.

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