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R33 front -> R34 conversion

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hi guys and girls,

i've been wanting to do some research on R33 front conversion to R34. at the moment, i haven't been very successful. do you guys know much about the conversion? for example: the price range, the workshops, any links?, etc...

what procedure must be taken for this front to be implemented?

any advice or help would be appreciated, thanks! :headspin:

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abcent Mentor

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I know the company that does them in Japan are called Bee R

Theres an article on one of their 32with 34front's in latest Autosalon Mag, I dont believe theres any here in Aust, so it would be a custom effort from a place that is willing to try.....and i'm guessing....BIG dollars... i'd guess 10-15k???

theres a photo/thread somewhere on the forum, do a search. Pictures of a black 33/34 on there, looks better finished. Looks SWEET!!, if only i could afford the conversion, i'd have it done too

slyder32 Apprentice

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hey theres a biz called driftline racing in cambellfeild who is thinking of doin these kits for 32/33 to 34 and if roshan gets enough interest hell oorder the br kit in and start doing them as he all ready does the strawberry face conversions that g-13 started and never got any were to finishing that 10,000 doller sum is for drive in drive out with whole kit and new paint job so will be about 3500 to 4 grand for the whole kit fitted

pinoi_boi_r33 Community Regular

pinoi_boi_r33

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the above picture is uras' car. U can buy the fenders from yahoo auctions. but that uses a genuine r34 gtr front bar and headlights. u will need a new radiator support bar and reinforcement. IT uses a genuine r34 gtr bonnet as well. don't quote me on all of this but all in all it will b expensive.

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