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R32 Type M Side Skirts On A Gtr

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Is it possible to put R32 Type M side skirts on an R32 GTR? If so does anybody have any pics... that is probably my favourite side skirt on the R32 :)

yer brah, they do fit on a foor door aswell. i have a gtr front bar, type m skirts and pods for drift / track. i also have a full bn sports kit for the street.

nismokid Community Regular

nismokid

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definately fits gtr >> gts two door. although this is a gts-t type m coupe.

i have realised i have similar style skirts to type m, but i measured them up and they are a good 15cm longer than my bros r32 coupe (likely aftermarket from previous owner nz / jp). i noticed that my rear bar is different too. when i ordered my bn sports kit, i did state four door. mine's a type m four door. so makes sense.

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Cosa

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Digging up an old thread here...has anyone actually done this?

From what I can find the skirts would match up in length however since the GTR front gaurds stick out further than a GTS-T I suspect some chopping would be required

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every for sale ad ive seen on ebay for R32 GTR side skirts state they wont fit GTS-t and as said above there would be issues with it fitting the fatter F&R GTR guards

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