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Probably a stupid question with a more then obvious answer here. But is there a difference between the R32-33 poncams to the R34 ones? The reason I ask is I had to re-order my parts again (parts were stolen from the workshop) and have only just realised that I have ordered the R34 poncams 260/256 9.15mm, instead of the 32/33. Can i fit them or no?

stew

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i would get the right one if i were you ,save your self alot of head aches, the cas pick up drive are totally different and unless you want to buy a r34 cas($$$) the exhaust cam won't be of much use to you. If the order is beyond return just less the cams on the forum as they are a very sellable item and order r32/r32 units that will bolt straight in.

pete

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And with the Yen the way it is now, buy them asap :P

Just to go off topic a little, but is it my imagination or do the prices on some of the popular sites -- e.g. Nengun -- stay relatively stable regardless of currency fluctuations? I mean I've been watching some of the parts prices and despite the high exchange rate they don't seem to have shifted...

Edit: Sorry, that sounds like a complaint: its not meant to be :) Just an observation. I assume they build in a couple of Yen safety margin.

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