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Hey everyone... Im Kevin form NS canada( I know its not down under) and I own a 90 gts-t skyline.. I need to know if the r 32 gtr suspention will fit my car, R32 gts-t.. I need suspention asap looks like my car is expecting a flood or offroading..lol I know someone here will have the answer

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Even if the suspension did fit, the rates of the springs would be very different. EDIT: At least the front springs would be

Do some searching on the forum and you'll find what you need.

Also, if you don't put too much effort into the post, expect the more experienced SAU members to shoot you down very quickly for not searching.

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Im going to be a spelling whore, but i have to say it

Its spelt SCENE not sean. Sean is a boys name and is pronounced Shaun

Haha sorry, had to say it

And you dont want GTR suspension, you just want aftermarket GTS-T suspension, import some japanese kit, or go to your local suspension shop and tell them you want to lower your car. Have a look in the suspension section of the forum, lots of info there.

Or there is a guy (more of a god really) on the forum called SydneyKid, he is a suspension specialist and sells kits for skylines, you could probably even import one of his kits to Canada, dont know, you'd have to ask him

Or if ur on a budget and aren't particularly interested in handling and just want to lower your car just change your springs (dont chop them) to lower aftermarket ones, should do the trick.

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