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Hi there all,

I'm looking to buy an R34 GT-T in the next couple weeks and just wondering if there any differences between the year models? I believe they range from 1998 to 2001?

Also, are there any specific things I should look out for? I.e. any known common problems regarding the gearbox or engine etc.?

Thanks in advance for the help guys and I'll update with whatever progress I get. :whistling:

Cheers,

Andy

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Just use the search button it does wonders (serch for r34* gtt* somthing along those lines), all your questions that you want answered are most likely covered in past topics.

this is important..lol dun get the GTT with factory Nismo big ass spoiler!! because that spoiler made 12 holes at the back of your car...

I used rubber plugs for those holes ><

As for the ugly Nismo spoiler I would like to know that the hell the design team was smoking when they came up with that :) . The R34 that Ive imported unfortunately has that which im planning to take off and replace straight after its been complied. I havent came across anyone yet who likes it, getting the holes filled up and resprayed is gonna be a b!tch. Can you get a pic of the rear of your car SKY 34 so I can see how it looks like after taking off the spoiler?

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