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Yes they will fit, but no they won't fit properly. If you want a GTR front bar, you're going to need the gaurds, indicators and probably reinforcement bar

You should do a search next time mate. It's been covered quite a few times now.

you'll get a noticable gap (to skyline owners anyways) in front of your headlights where the bar flexes the most so that the sides can mount up.

you can buy fibreglass GTR bar lookalikes that have been custom moulded to fit the narrower GTS/GTSt/GTS4 front, and don't leave gaps.

Or you could upgrade your guards and bumper support to genuine GTR items and also get a flush fit using a genuine GTR bumper.

yer man hey will fir as i put one on my gts4 4 door fit good bus as stated does flare out on side to fix that hardly noticable problem iver just pulled out the guard a bit util they matched the gtr bar then just drilled a new hole for it to stay there but if u dont want to go that far. just putting on the gtr bar makes ur ride look MEAN!!!

also looks good if u mould the bottom lip together as i have done enjoy

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so the r32 GTR and GTS4 have the same front reinforcement?

No. The GTS4 has the same front reinforcement as a GTSt. The GTR front reinforcement bar is wider, for a wider bumper, which fits up to wider guards. If you put a factory GTR bumper on a GTSt or GTS4, you'll need to flex it to fit it on. I've never seen someone who's mounted a factory GTR bumper on thei GTSt or GTS4 or GTS that hasn't had visibile flexing and gaps.

here's mine sporting a GTR front bumper with the N1 "speed holes"... fits perfect, but its a fibreglass copy that's been modified to fit up perfectly on a GTS/GTSt or in my case a GTS4 bumper support.

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This is how my GTR bar fits on my GTS-t with stock guards

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Obviously not a perfect fit, but good enough for me. Notice how it bows up near the outside of the headlights, and then drops down a little near the inside of the headlights.

I have a GTR reo too

The copy GTR bars do fit well (most of them) but the problem is, they have the stock sized cooler/radiator "mouth". The GTR one is much bigger.

Edited by salad

Here is my copy bar, the mouth lines up with the n1 cutout imprints, and the same point on the headlight as your genuine one.

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Pity that the gtr original bar without bottom lip that was on the car when i bought it was absolutely trashed and un-rescuable.

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