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Demon Dave Mentor

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They usually go (used) for anything between 40,000 and 70,000 yen. They plug directly into the wiring loom of the GTR, so I'd imagine you'd have to do a lot a wiring to get one to work in a GTT or R33 GTR - maybe even need the complete R34 GTR wiring loom/ecu. I'm only guessing though, I've not met anyone here who's done the conversion and I've not found any sites on the net with how to go about it. As with anything, if you've got the time, skill and/or the $$$$$ anythings possible! :P

Hell, there might even be a "upgrade kit" for the GTT available to buy, though I've never seen one myself...

NismoR34 Grand Master

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Yes you guys are sick.

At present there are nearly double the clicks on the R34 GTT chick naked than on the R33 GTR.

What are you, sex starved.

I am interested to know, what does "R34 GTT chick naked" mean? :confused: LoL

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