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Update to Group Buy 31 orders received:

1) Cain (payment cleared)

2) J'z R33 (payment cleared)

3) adoboy666 (payment cleared)

4) StageaTypeS (payment cleared)

5) al3x (waiting for payment to clear)

6) sick_R31 (waiting for payment to clear)

7) rysith (waiting for payment to clear)

Closing Friday 30th!

Update to Group Buy 31 orders received (All payments cleared):

1) Cain (payment cleared)

2) J'z R33 (payment cleared)

3) adoboy666 (payment cleared)

4) StageaTypeS (payment cleared)

5) al3x (payment cleared)

6) sick_R31 (payment cleared)

7) rysith (payment cleared)

Gday mate,

im looking for a pair of front pads for my 34 GTT, not really sure which ones to get, its just for street use, and track maybe 2 or 3 times a year.

cheers

Update to Group Buy 31 orders received:

1) Cain (payment cleared)

2) J'z R33 (payment cleared)

3) adoboy666 (payment cleared)

4) StageaTypeS (payment cleared)

5) al3x (payment cleared)

6) sick_R31 (payment cleared)

7) rysith (payment cleared)

8) sheng (waiting for payment to clear)

Update to Group Buy 31 orders received:

1) Cain (payment cleared)

2) J'z R33 (payment cleared)

3) adoboy666 (payment cleared)

4) StageaTypeS (payment cleared)

5) al3x (payment cleared)

6) sick_R31 (payment cleared)

7) rysith (payment cleared)

8) sheng (payment cleared)

9) rs73 - myself (getting some groovies on)

All payments cleared... Will consolidate all orders and send to RDA 1st thing Monday morning...

Group buy 31 closes tonight

Anyone missing out if you can make branch deposit Saturday morning (some banks open half-day) I'll put you in this round.

Otherwise next round will be 3rd week of June for delivery end of June/1st wk of July.

A $5 donation will be made to SAU forum after this group buy is consolidated and sent to RDA for processing.

Hey any news on the fronts for 34gtt. Can i get a price on the grooved and dinted rotors and sum greenstuff or redstuff to bathurst 2795 nsw. the car is a daily driver but will be dong the ocasional supersprint and track days now. which pad would u recomend would b beter my friend has the grooved and dinted in his 33 with reds and he says is a bit squelly when cold is that normal 4 these pads thanks

Raps86, I need an assistance from R34 GTT owners as we do not have any test mule car to play with. We are guessing that R34 GTR rotors (324mm) can be machined down to 310mm to fit R34 GTT.

However we need a willing R34 GTT owner to pull off their existing brake rotors and measure the size of the hub where the hole at the back of the rotor fits over the hub. R34 GTR has it around 130mm, if the R34 GTT is the same or smaller it can be made to fit, however if the R34 GTT is bigger then we have a problem.

If that can be confirmed, then RDA can machine them all down to 310mm and work out the pricing.

Also in Group buy 31, anyone ordering rear redstuff pads for R34 GTT, R33 Gtst, R32 Gtst there will be a delay as the rear DP3826 will be restocked by next Tuesday. Anyone else not affected will get their pads/rotors soon.

Hey any news on the fronts for 34gtt. Can i get a price on the grooved and dinted rotors and sum greenstuff or redstuff to bathurst 2795 nsw. the car is a daily driver but will be dong the ocasional supersprint and track days now. which pad would u recomend would b beter my friend has the grooved and dinted in his 33 with reds and he says is a bit squelly when cold is that normal 4 these pads thanks

Also regarding the pads, it'll be between red or yellow depending how often you track them.

Yellow is better for more trip to the track and can be driven on the highway on the trip home, but it is not recommended if you need to spend some time in the car during daily traffic.

Red is better for daily use and occasional track however it is not a circuit pad and therefore you need to be reasonable on the track - most club track day with flying 3-4 laps are normally not aggressive enough to destroy these, if your circuit format requires more aggressive approach (e.g. semi competition) then might worth investing in 2 pads: yellow for the track and a minimum green for daily driving.

ok if i get time 2morrow ill put my car up on the hoist and get the mesurements for u and post up here 4 u. also with the pads the cars mainly around town and in regards 2 the track time id b lucky 2 get 2 the track twice a year for either sau events at wakefield park or sum speed of the street events. would the reds b suitable 4 this

Any update on availability of slotted front rotors for R34 GT-t?

I'm going to buy a new set of rotors for my skyline whether it be here or genuine at the end of this week

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hey i had time 2 pull the rotor off at work 4 u 2day the hub is 134mm i took sum photos and sorta got the mesurments writen in 4 u if u need other mesurements let me know. hope this helps. as u can notice with the last photo the hat of the rotor goes out past where the hub sit so i wonder if the gtr r the same and able 2 use them.

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