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Should have the sticker at the back or if you look under the car from the back it should have finned looking diff coolers. Theres probably more but thats all i know. I have a R34 Vpec and is worth the little bit more..

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Vspec has active LSD (a yellow light in the dash)

Vpsec has the faster attesa computer 1/1000th of a second rather than 1/100th (not visually noticable)

Vspec has stiffer suspension stock 10mm lower (not visably noticable)

brembos

10kg more weight (not visably noticable)

A Vspec sticker

Air difusers for the front brakes

Slightly better ABS (not visually noticable)

Finned rear diff

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thanks for the help. guys gonna pick the car up in a coupla days (bought it any way!) im pretty sure it had fins on the diff housing but thats all i can say for now will check the other things when i get it home and get back with a chassis number etc

thanks again

Burkey

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I don't get the point about brembo's, R33 GTR's have them too...

Also the "finned" rear diff is an electronically controlled viscous diff, NOT a mechanical diff like normal GTR's. ie. very expensive if it breaks...

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