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nah gtst wont fit.

The gtr guards are fatter.

I had same problem after changing gtst to gtr guards..... all the little things that I hadnt thought about before I decided to change the front end....

Nissan have them brand new, I think I payed around $200, but that was just on 2 years ago.

Will

yeah mate u'l need..... guards, guard liners, indicators, gtr front bar (gtst wont fit) , gtr bonnet (to match bar), new bonnet latch and bracket, budget for 25mm bolt on spacers for wheels ( bout $4-500, normal plates spacers and giant studs may work but a bit dodgy) unless u can get gtr wheels, but unless u do back, u wont have matching rims, and gtr rear wheels are too fat with gtst guards. Ull need new side skirts gtst wont fit, unless u modify em a bit.

So pretty big job.. but looks cool.

Dont think theyr are too many that have done the whole job. But after u add up the costs ( i did mine all original), even though parts are a bit cheaper now, an 89 GTR would b very close to the price after selling ure own car. And then remember a front end respray so they all match and a blend into the doors.

Will

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