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AZZA

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Hi all this may sound a little trivial to some, but im in the market for a R33 GTR V-Spec and I have been looking on the carsales website under BNCR33GTR V-Spec. However I was wondering if there were some tell tail signs other than the obvious like badging (which can be misleading at the best of times) to tell the two apart. Is there a difference in the vin numbers or something else like that? I'm just trying to avoid getting shafted, and getting something that is not what I want. Any help would be appreciated thanks.

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Nissan FAST will tell you the difference if you supply the VIN for someone to check it with, as well as the different diff's in the Vspec (finned in the R33's I believe).

There the most obvious things, I'd say search some more on this forum to find what your looking for.

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Yeah, fins on the diff because its a Atesa E-TS Pro active diff or upgraded diff than the standard R33, brakes (brembo) and look for the brake air in-duct from the left front bumper feeding the brake disk, also the front stabiliser measures 22.2mm and rear 26.5mm which I believe are thicker.

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