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We're looking to replace out front fenders on our R34 GTT as they're very rusted and we also have scrubbing on our front tyres. We currently have an Altia front bumper fitted which we love and are aware that if we go down the route of GTR converting we'll need a new bumper, bonnet, fitting accessories etc which is a costly route. May we ask does anyone know if there are any R34 widebody style front fenders that exist that will fit a GTT bumper or does anyone have any solution of fitting GTR front fenders with a GTT bumper at all? 

Any solutions or advice would be gratefully welcome. 

Thanks all in advance, 

Hannah 

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There's plenty of wide fender front (and rear) kits to suit GTT. Your best bet is realistically JSAI as they consistently have great reviews for fitment unless you import from Japan (URAS etc) directly.

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