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Hey guys,

got a little query and was wondering if someone knew or could help me out.

Are gtr bonnets a direct fit with gtst on the r33?? If not, what are the variations? Is it the width that varies or the bonnet latch doesnt line up etc???

Ill be picking up a carbon bonnet on sunday, and just soughta need to know incase it was meant for a gtr, but pretty sure its for a gtst???

Any ideas???

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  Al said:
I beleive that the R33 GTR bonnets are a little longer (from the windsreen to the grill) than the GTS.

Thanks for the info, ill get some measurements off the seller before I pop round... Kinda hard to take your car there to fit it up on the spot, dont really think u can drive without a bonnet :D

LOL

  raz0r$harP said:
Please post when you check it out. For 32s at least the GTR bonnet is significantly lighter than the GTST one, and would be a neat way to save some weight.

Rang the seller and hes not too sure whether its for a gtr or gtst... So the results I get tomorrow, not too sure... However, hopefully the bonnet fits :) (Carbon fibre, supposedly non gtr)

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