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The GTR's guards and bonnet are also much lighter than the GTSt gear.

you need to do the grill bonnet and guards bud, all at once

You don't need to change the grille, bonnet and gaurds at once. You can change the bonnet and keep the 'normal' gaurds. If you change the gaurds, chances are, you'll need a new front bar.

The GTR's guards and bonnet are also much lighter than the GTSt gear.

You don't need to change the grille, bonnet and gaurds at once. You can change the bonnet and keep the 'normal' gaurds. If you change the gaurds, chances are, you'll need a new front bar.

if you change the bonnet you WILL need to change the grill ...

Bonnet is different (and the GTR one is alloy)

Guard are different (and the GTR ones are alloy)

Grill is different (GTST has no grill)

Latch is different

Front bumper is different

basically nothing is the same.

Bonnet is different (and the GTR one is alloy)

Guard are different (and the GTR ones are alloy)

Grill is different (GTST has no grill)

Latch is different

Front bumper is different

basically nothing is the same.

:)

all in all, you gotta love skylines......

they look similar, yet are so different when ya get down to the fine details.

lol

mate, gd luck with the what ever your doing

(i cant say any thing new/else as its been stated prior)

Edited by SEX-DR.

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