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Get R34 Gt To Gtt Or Keep My R32?

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Hello

I have a chance to get a R34 for cheap. It is a 2 door GT that was changed to a GTT with a RB25 with front facing plenum, gtrs upgraded turbo, 1.2 metal head gasket. The RB25 was for a 33 but the engine came from Nissan as a new engine. It only has about 4000km on it.

I would have to get the wiring harness and ignition coil wiring harness and buy a computer for it. It has upgraded suspension and all including a R33 transmission with a double clutch plate, upgrade LSD etc.

Or should I keep my R32 GTS-T? I just bought my first front mount for it, I have a RB25 turbo I am going to put onto it.

I like the way the RB32 drives, but I have never driven a R34. Should I get the 34? Will I like the way it drives?

Does it corner well like the 32?

Help please

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the 34 is a heavier car (but not that much heavier), and the handling has been refined from that of the 32. it will feel different to the 32. whether it is better or worse is purely a matter of opinion. you may like it more, you may prefer the feel of the 32.

where the 34 will feel better is in the power department. it should be noticably faster than your 32.

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I have a 32 and i absoulty love it to me its a real race car, like a gokart you feel everything,

But 34 is also a great car two, it would defnatl be more comfortable and have morE power buy the sounds of it, but i wont have that raw race car feel like the 32

End of the day its your choice, new car comfort, older, rawness lol (oh and possible problem)

:P

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