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R34 4 Door and 2 Door Suspension

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I have just recently purchased a R34 4 door and i am in search of suspension products for my car. I already purchased a set of HKS coilovers, but i am also searching for other parts like adjustable arms front and back, sway bars and anything else to fit the 4 door.

Everything i have been searching for is just for the 2 door. I am wondering if anyone knows the differences, if any, that there are between the 2 door and 4 door R34 skylines. If anyone has any knowledge on these i would really appreicate the help since i would love to be able to order some cusco arms asap if i can find out if they fit or any other type of brand out there.

Thanks in advanced for helping this noob!

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nismo do arms for the 4 door and 2 door they also do stabilizer bars for the front and back...ummm im going off memory...i will probably have more for you later as in differences in the 2 door and 4 door later on tonight as i dont have the info on me ...

hope this helps will post more up later.

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