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R33 Gtst 4 Pot Caliper Parts

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easily obtained from Nissan Service Parts

the guy printed out the schematics and part numbers for R32 Type M calipers for me

It wasn't easy from my local Nissan parts - they wouldn't help me out unless I had a/the VIN of the car to start the search - all I have is the 4 pot calipers, presumably from any R33 turbo - I don't think the calipers changed at all?

Does anyone know of a good Nissan parts dealer in Melbourne? Or - could anyone help me out by giving me a VIN to reference against?

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post a picture of your calipers up... and we might be able to help you id them.

if they are from an r33 gts25t then they would normally have a smooth surface (these are also the same for non-bremb r32 gtr)

r32 gtst will have a ribbed top surface of the caliper

better make sure you know what you have first before getting a vin

EDIT: eh really? what an ass.

when i went in: i just quoted r32 gtst type-m and half a minute later we were printing out the pages, showed him my caliper and we looked at what i needed and how many, how much and when they'd be in brisbane.

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post a picture of your calipers up... and we might be able to help you id them.

if they are from an r33 gts25t then they would normally have a smooth surface (these are also the same for non-bremb r32 gtr)

r32 gtst will have a ribbed top surface of the caliper

better make sure you know what you have first before getting a vin

They're currently in pieces at the workshop, so they're not handy unfortunately. They're definitely not the the R32 (ribbed) style though.

You've got me on whether they're non-brembo 32R or 33T though - I've noticed there's a slight difference between the two externally but internally - are they the same? ie. seals.

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