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Pretty sure the tail lights on the GT-T you've pictured are only that way on the 4 door models. Get a 2 door GT-T and it has the different lights, still a different rear bar to the GTR obviously tho

2 Door GT-T:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/comm...6/6c/R34gtt.png

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eeiko321 Experienced

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is it still possible to custom a 4 door to look like that?

yes

someone has done it before

a black GT-T 4 door with 2 door lights

try searching here....if not then it might have been the GT-R UK forum ive seen it in.

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LOL so you just asked if you can customise a GTT to look like the second picture but then you state that both are GTTs.. im assuming you are some 15yr old kid with high hopes..

simply put the 4 door have different rear end to the 2 door.. lots of differences, diff boot, light housings, etc.. so will be costly to do

the reverse lights down the bottom are standard on GTT Coupe (as the second pic is a gt/gtt as the GTR has a red fog light) it looks like the owner has stuck some sort of cover over it

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simply put you cannot swap 2dr tail lights with 4dr lights and vice versa, i would be a costly procedure to have it done custom.

Do a search in here, there are numerous threads discussing this with a lot of feedback, most of which end with it being too much effort for something so small

and as stated, the grey car you posted is a gtt 4dr and the red is a gtt 2dr, not a customized 4dr

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thanks guys for clearing it up. I too was considering it but knowing little about the r34's i waited to see if i tripped over this type of thread before asking too seriously.

I noticed the different lines and shape in the rear but wasnt sure if there was any unknown or rarely done way of interchanging them.

Now that ive gotten used to the rear lights of the gtt 4 door im pretty happy with em, maybe some light custom work later perhaps...

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