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R32 Gt-R Seats Into C34

Dingus

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chuckie Mentor

chuckie

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i'd assume the mounting points are the same

There not the same ,only ones that are will be RS260 or rs4s,

GGT had different floor pan,i THINK RACE24 did write up on fitting GTT seat in to his S1,

32gtst seats are great hold you in seat not like stock seats.

GOODLUCK ON FINDING GTR32 seats in good nick

Duncan Grand Master

Duncan

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jut to clarify, 4wd C34 floorpan is the same for seat mounting to:

R32

R33

R34 4WD (GTS4, GTR)

Any of these will botl straight in.

The R34 2wd eg R34 GTT is different, this is likely to the the right layout for 2wd stagea.

All of which reminds me, I should but the leather stagea seats in the race car for extra comfort on those touring stages ;)

pipster11 Grand Master

pipster11

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RS four S seats wont fit. same for GTT, you should know this pipster. :huh:

I have some R32 GTR seats if you wanna test fit.

should i? my was made with rs4s seats

i was under the impression that all the skylines were the same - hence how ppl put 34gtr seats in rwd 32's and 33's

i never really took notice if there was any modification needed tho

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