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I was reading some of the car reviews on carsurvey.org on GTR's (incidentally none have anything but a smiley :P ), anyway something caught my eye. According to one of the reviews of an R32 GTR, it's possible to put the 4wd computer thing from an R34 into an R32, therefore getting some of the finer tuning advancements Nissan made over the 10 years or so difference.

Possible? Not possible? Should one do it? Will it screw up your R32?

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I know this is an old thread but I thought there was no point in starting a new one.

Can the Attesa from an R34 or R33 GTR be used in place of an R32? I know you won't get the active LSD without installing it, but you will get the better sampling rate.

So is it a straight swap over, or more involved than that?

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