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Hey guys

I've spent the last hour looking through old threads, so I have searched but just want to ask some questions to people that HAVE put R34 GT-R brakes on their R32 GT-R. No need to sell me some other option as already have the calipers, rotors and pads.

I know you need to re-drill the R32 GT-R hubs to accept the 14mm bolts of the R34 GT-R caliper. That seems easy enough. Just use a drill with the right size drill bit.

Questions

1. Do the rears just bolt straight on? Does the R32 handbrake set-up still work fine inside R34 rotor? Do you use the R32 GT-R brake lines or R34 brake lines?

2. On the front, do R32 GT-R brake lines bolt straight up? If so will order some R32 GT-R braided lines.

3. Can you get away with using R32 GT-R master cylinder? Or do you HAVE to change to R34 GT-R?

Any help would be appreciated. Better to go into it armed with correct knowledge than finding anything out the hard way

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  • 1 month later...

Yep done this conversion myself...

Q1. Yes same size bolt m12, but the thread pitch is 1.5mm on brembos, the sumitomo's are 1.25mm, so just get 2 new bolts, no drilling required for rear..

Q2. Yes handbrake cables and set up all bolts on no issues, yes factory front brake lines bolt on, but I went braided lines, I used a set of HEL r32/33 braided lines and it bolted on no issues...

Q3. Yes u can use 32 master cylinder, works fine, I havent had any issues, maybe upgrade to 33/34 later if u got the $$$, but not a neccessity..

Hope this helps, any Q's pm me and I"ll try to help u out...

  • 4 months later...

Questions

1. Do the rears just bolt straight on? Does the R32 handbrake set-up still work fine inside R34 rotor? Do you use the R32 GT-R brake lines or R34 brake lines?

You need to bash the backing plates about to make everything fit. I removed them entirely and metal reflective taped over the upper link bush as it is close to the rotor. Also I used the callipers from a 33 and found I had to get some hoses made up as the 33 lines were too short.

2. On the front, do R32 GT-R brake lines bolt straight up? If so will order some R32 GT-R braided lines.

Not sure I had some F40 callipers on the front.

3. Can you get away with using R32 GT-R master cylinder? Or do you HAVE to change to R34 GT-R?

You can get an R32 master cylinder out of an V spec with a larger bore.

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