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What would need to be modified in order to fit R32, R33 or R34 coilovers to an R31 GTS-x?

Seeing there isn't really much available, i thought i'd make life easier and just modify her to fit R32 (or what ever) ones, rather than bother getting ones made.

I'm not going to do this right away, but i probably will later on.

Any advice? Also, any ideas on costs involved?

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try s13s i have heard rumours about these fitting, no worries. but never actually done it.

slidewize imports now has a link in his section for R31 parts from japan...thanks to me :)

cheers

Linton

do you have a link to slidewize imports?

So no modification could get the coilovers to fit?

conversion kit for s13 coil overs into R31 .. is around 1600bucks i think ..

try here .. hit up fatz.

http://forum.r31skylineclub.com/index.php?...p?topic=24398.0

slidewize on this forum has a r31 yahoo auction links directory.... get into it ...

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=81258

btw ive just had my JIC coil overs overhauled andrebuilt to a "wet" shock .. by pedders.. 170each .. not too bad i thought. 3 day turnaround

Matt

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