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I have an r33 gtst with some really good coilovers and i recently bought an r34 rb20 na, GT series 1 and was wondering, would my r33 coilovers fit on my r34. are there any other suspension pieces that would fit, cause the 34 is wrecked. Lastly, are there any suspension differences between r34 GT AND GTT?

On 12/19/2021 at 9:36 PM, RB25DETonation said:

Just check if the rear lower clevis has fork or eye type on the r34, should be fine, if the 34 is wrecked why put coilovers on it? 

Will check and uptade, on the 34 only the roof is damaged, has no shocks installed, so i am throwing everything from my 33 to the 34, engine, trans etc, lots of stuff

Um, so how wrecked is the 33 then? I'd take a 33 with no wrecked roof over a 34 with a wrecked roof.

A lot of the stuff is interchangable between 33's and 34's under the floorpan, arms, subframes etc. There are some parts with MINOR differences (i.e the R34 castor arms have a curve in them) but they generally aren't an issue outside of some very very specific situations.

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