Question

[SAM112]

This may seem like a really stupid question to you guys, but what is the difference between the WGC34 and the WGCN34? Does it make a difference when ordering suspension?

[SAM112]

And thanks in advance

[Ant]

Assuming that the Stagea's follow the same system as the Skylines, then the N signifies 4WD - ie it is a RS4, or 25G/X 4 model.

[Terminal]

WGNC34

I always remember it by WGN = Wagon

[Sydneykid]

There is a difference in the front suspension between 2wd and 4wd. The 4wd weighs ~160kgs more in the front, so the spring heights and rates would be too high if used in a 2wd.

[Brazen]

Yeah SK is right... WGN doesnt just mean wagon lol... they are both Stagea model codes and the N signifies 4WD as SK said... so yes it does make a difference for suspension parts ordering etc.

[Lone]

Hehe I thought it was WGN -> Wagon

[Terminal]

I knew it didn't stand for wagon, but it helps me remember it

Like quadratic equations, FOIL

[Ant]

Hehe I thought it was WGN -> Wagon

W = wagon in Nissan-speak by the looks of things. Judging by this list:

http://english.auto.vl.ru/catalog/nissan/s.../stagea/1997_1/

G = 2.5L (H = 2.0L - WHC34 seems to be the 2.0L version - yuck!) and N for the 4wd variants. C34 is the model series (like R32/33/34 for Skylines).

[Lone]

So I was 1/3 right