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nsta

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cheez Mentor

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straight bolt in mate. r33 gtst and gtr seats u can swap.

with the rear, undo the 2 bolts on the floor then from the corners push back on the front of the seat and pull up.

Adz2332 Grand Master

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Cheers guys, done it today, all bolted straight up like you guys all said, damn the r33 gtr rear seats are like bucket seats in their own respect hahhaa. One of the best purchases ive made, rock solid seats, but support like hell :D

did u buy them from ebay by any chance?

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4playr33 Explorer

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did u buy them from ebay by any chance?

I bought that rear seat off Ebay and it doesn't fit into my gtst. The pins that go into the floor are too far apart and the lugs on the back rest are too low and don't stick out far enough? Do Gtr seats only fit into series 2 or all gtst. Mine is a series 1.5. but i've been told that series 2 seats fit into series 1 anyway?? If i can't get them to fit I'll just have to sell them and make myself a nice little profit.

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4playr33 Explorer

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I thought the seats might be R32 GTR as I have seen a couple pictures of both and they look more like the r32 gtr but the guy i bought it off said they came out of a r33 v-spec gtr. I don't have the internet on at the moment but as soon as i can i'll put a couple pictures up and maybe someone might be able to help. I've had 3 people tell me that the r33 gtr was the only car to come out with red stitching. The width and length are right but the mounting pins are all over the place and the arch in the centre where it goes over the tailshaft looks way too high.

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