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Bilstein Shocks For 34gtt - Part Number?

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Hi Guys

I am from Malaysia, so far the local distributor hasn't been very helpful so i intend to source them else where. Looking for the Yellow coloured type, so far i know that the 34GTT is a combination of using the 33Gts Front and 34GTR Rear (read this somewhere in this forum). If there is an actual part number for it then it's so much easier to order the right one. Btw is there an Eibach springs that match the Bilstein?

Appreciate everyone's help. Cheers!

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I can answer this one. Nismo Bilstein Coilovers front Part AA130, rear AA230.

Hi Howie

I found this picture previously before but not sure is that the part number from Nismo or Bilstein. Reason being that some GTT actually was pre-fitted with this spec when bought new (optional items). Anyone can confirm this?

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Not sure, but it doesn't look like a nismo part number... nismo part #'s are generally #####-RN### format.

Unless they're omitting the first five digits.

Edit: you could save yourself the hassle and order a set of Bilsteins to suit the GTT from SydneyKid on these forums.

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Not sure, but it doesn't look like a nismo part number... nismo part #'s are generally #####-RN### format.

Unless they're omitting the first five digits.

Edit: you could save yourself the hassle and order a set of Bilsteins to suit the GTT from SydneyKid on these forums.

It will be quite pricey if order from SydneyKid, since there will be currency conversion plus additional export taxes imposed which is around 30% more on top if freight to my country. I plan of ordering from Singapore then drive down to get it installed there immediately. Will try the part number you gave to see it's Bilstein.

Any chance for which Eibach springs (height reduce by how much?) to match the Bilstein?

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