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Hi everyone,

I've gotten myself very confused by reading every ones ideas on telling apart the R32 Gtst from the R32 Gts4. SO now I think do I own a Gtst or Gts4?

How would a girl (myself) be able to know the difference by spotting a few give away signs without knowing the chassis shape or mechanical stuff like that?

Here's what I know: the Gtst is turbo and the Gts4 is AWD but

my car is a 1991 RB20 turbo and has HICAS- how confused am I!

Also, the compliance plates have named it a R32 GTR, what the?!

So if there is anyone who can give me some idea what to look for, that would be great.

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GTS4 is RB20DET engined, with the AWD system of the GT-R. It has the same basic body shape as the GTSt, not the bulging guards of the GT-R.

The simplest way is the GTS4 does not have a turbo boost gauge in the instrument panel, it has the AWD torque split gauge (top left of instrument panel). GTS4 will have drive shafts to the front wheels - visible looking down from inside the engine bay.

Lol ^^^

the gts4 will have a torque gauge in the top left hand part of the dash cluster, near the speedo.

Also i think ur confusing the hicas ( 4 wheel steering) for the attessa (4 wheel drive)

Yep, totally have all wheel STEER mixed up with all wheel DRIVE!

So it's confirmed I have a Gtst (as originally suspected) given there is a turbo gauge in the top left of dash. That was easy :-)

Thanks everyone.

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