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hello everyone,i am Savvas i'm from greece and i am going to buy an r34 gtt (rwd) and i want to know if i can put an attesa et-s system on it...??? if this helps, i will install an rb26dett on it.... i ask you because you are one of the biggest forums for nissan skylines and i belive that know almost everything about these cars....any help is accepted...

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you may need to clarify your post a little more OP. Do you mean you would like to put the whole 4wd drivetrain from a GTR in or as blind elk has read it and you just want the electronic system which would do nothing

sorry...my mistake....i want to put the hole awd drivetrain and the attesa....

hey champ if you want 4wheel drive you should just buy a GTR(4wd) instead of buying a GTT(2wd),,, it be alot WISER and probably cheeper. do yourself a bit of research!!! :)

i prefer this gtt because it is lhd (left hand drive) and here in my country people use lhd cars.....does anybody else knows if this is possible?? :rofl:

Anything is possible if you have the money.

Have you looked into converting a gtr into lhd. I'm sure it would be much easier to do that and probably cheaper and more reliable too. Not to mention all the extra good stuff and looks a gtr has over a gtt.

sorry...my mistake....i want to put the hole awd drivetrain and the attesa....
Fitting ATTESA AWD is not the simple matter of fitting the mechanical components. ATTESSA relies on a heap of hydraulics and electronics to work. It is the general consensus of many members here that it is simply not worth the time / expense / heartache.
hello everyone,i am Savvas i'm from greece and i am going to buy an r34 gtt (rwd) and i want to know if i can put an attesa et-s system on it...??? if this helps, i will install an rb26dett on it.... i ask you because you are one of the biggest forums for nissan skylines and i belive that know almost everything about these cars....any help is accepted...

you can do anything if u really want 2...I know that a Workshop in the states (usa) has installed all of the GTR running gear into a Silvia..so now they have whats essentially an all wheel drive Silvia, thats pretty much what ur talking about..

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