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R34 seats in R32 with aftermarket seat rails

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Would R34 GTT seats fit into R32 Gtst ? I’m aware they can technically fit with modifying 1 out of 4 holes but was wondering if they would fit without modification with some sort of aftermarket seat rail ? 
 

I know atleast one of you gurus can help me 😅 cheers

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No. You can't fit aftermarket rails onto Nissan seats. Not without way more pain than many more sensible options, anyway.

FWIW, I bought some R34 seats to put into my R32, and I didn't like the look of what needed to be done to make them fit. It's not just "mod one hole", because they don't sit flat anyway. So I pissed them off and put in some Bride reps, which is a far superior outcome.

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On 30/12/2024 at 8:03 AM, GTSBoy said:

It's been years since that bit was true.

A few pop up now and then, but you're right, definitely not as often or as cheap as it was back then. Even non GTR seats are a joke these days, pretty sure you could have gotten one for a zinger box or pack of Winnie blues.

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On 12/30/2024 at 8:03 AM, GTSBoy said:

It's been years since that bit was true.

Oh very very true ! I'm honestly thinking about taking my entire R33 series 3 red stitch GTR interiour out of my car, selling it and buying a small house ! 

I spotted as pair of R400 GTR seats on GumBay on the interweb and they were asking around the 12K mark ! 

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