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I have the Selby's R33 GTR rear sway bar on my R33 GTS-t, & according to the whiteline parts list it's also interchangable with the R34's, S14 & S15. The main difference between the R33 GTR & GTS-t OEM rear sway bars is their thickness.

Not sure about the front but, if it helps the R32-34 GTR's all seem to share the same front sway bar.

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will R33 GTR swaybars fit R32/S13?

i know R33 GTS-t rear swaybars fit R32/S13

i assume R33 GTR swaybars are the same as GTS-t?

need to know if front will fit too

cheers

Front stabiliser bars on 4wd's are different to the front stabiliser bars on 2wd's. This is because the front subframe is in a different place on the chassis.

:dry: cheers :D

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