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OK sorry to make so many posts but its kinda important that i find out asap and i cant seem to find any decent info on the net..

I'm trying to source a rear cradle for my R34 GT.

I did a search and found that the shock mounts out of a r33 are different to the r34 GTT but i have a N/A 34 that has similarities with the r33 like hub size.

Ive found a apparent GTR cradle but a few have said its a GTT or similar cradle.

Ive spent the last 2 hours trying to find pictures to compare but there is nothing!.

so my questions are if anyone knows.

1)is the n/a 34 rear cradle the same as the GTT or 33 gtst?

2)is the n/a suspension setup the same as the GTT or r33?

3)is the cradle in the pic a GTR or GTT rear cradle. and would it bolt up directly to my car if its a GTT one.

At the moment im thinking that it will be ok if its for a GTT because i will be getting the matching hubs with this cradle if its a match bolt wise. i would just have to get gtt rear suspension. I just hope i dont end up with 33 suspension up front with 34 rear suspension haha.

Also at the bottom is a pic of the aforementioned cradle that im looking at buying if anyone can tell.

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