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so far ive sourced out

Front GTR hubs,

Read GTS-T hubs

GTs- T rotors

calipers from GTS-T

now apart from wheels what else am i needed, i know these a few other threads but none specific the the GTS-4

also will the rotors of a gtst fit a gtr hub?

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The GTS-t rotors should fit without a problem, as I know GTR rotors fit on the GTS-t hubs.

I did a GTS-t brake conversion just recently on my car, and it should be fairly straight forward but you might need to source the rear brake lines too. Mine were a different connection and also were too short.

I got some rubber lines made up for $55 each which I thought was an alright price.

I am just about to do this conversion myself aswell ..

I have Front R32 GTS-T hubs 5 stud with DBA crossdrilled and slotted rotors with R33 GTR calipers (painted gold) with Stock R32 GTST brake lines

Rear has R32 GTS-T twin piston calipers and DBA cross drilled and slotted rotors @ the rear with Stock R32 GTST brake lines

I will be using Stock R32 GTS-T wheels 16 x 6.5 " with 40 offset with 205/55 R16 rubber

Keeping everything looking Standard ... less hastles by the cops and will be a much nicer car to drive ... 8 pistons @ front and 4 pistons @ rear vs stock 2 pistons in front and 2 pistons in rear ... much larger discs (more contact area)

Shall be awesome and make a huge difference ...

Question, I want to 5 Stud convert my GTS4, since its turbo now, but i'm low on cash, but rich in time, and have the hubs but not brakes. SO, whats the deal with the discs, what size are they? I have some R32 GTST front discs, and R33 GTST rear disks (and caliper) can i replace the hubs, and use the stock front calipers on the 5 stud discs? Temporarily until i can afford a full new brake setup? I've got 4x114.3/5x114.3 rims, so that wont affect me, and i'm about to change my suspension, so i mayaswell get the hubs over and done with, and i can upgrade the front brakes at a later stage (and go the whole braided route, i have some R34 disks too, so might get those calipers) Which is another question, i have R34 rear hubs, discs and calipers - will they fit?

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