CHECK FITMENT BEFORE YOU BUY
Gather your GT-R's generation, year, and specification first — the vehicle details that tell you whether a part suits your car, and when it's worth asking us for help.
Start with the car
Before you compare a single part, pin down what you drive. Generation or model, year and specification — the three details every fitment question comes back to.
Identify the generation or model
Start with the GT-R generation or model your car belongs to. That is the first filter every part listing is read against.
Note the year
Write down the model year of your car. Years narrow which parts a listing applies to, so keep it to hand while you browse.
Record the specification
Capture the specification and variant details of your build. Trim, market and spec differences are where similar-looking parts part ways.
What every listing should tell you
No product-specific fitment data is published here. Open the listing and check these details against your GT-R before you buy.
Vehicle and part specifics
Each listing carries the identifiers and condition notes you need to match the part to your car.
- Applicable model or generation
- Year or specification range
- Part identifiers and numbers
- Condition and completeness
Compatibility caveats
Read the listing notes for anything that affects installation or fit on your specific GT-R.
- Stated compatibility caveats
- Additional components needed
- Modifications that may be required
- Installation notes and specifications
Three checks before you buy
Run the fitment check in order: match your vehicle to the listing, read the part's condition and specifications, and account for any stated installation caveats. If the listing still doesn't resolve compatibility, ask for help.
Vehicle match, part details, installation caveats — in that order, every time.
Match Your Vehicle to the Listing
Start with your GT-R's generation or model, year, and specification, then compare them against the applicable models and years stated on the listing. This is the baseline every later check builds on.

Review Condition and Specifications
Read the part's condition, completeness, specifications, and identifiers on the listing, along with any stated compatibility caveats. Look for whether additional components or modifications are noted as needed.

Account for Installation Caveats
Factor in any installation caveats and additional components the listing calls for. If the listing doesn't resolve compatibility for your car, the next step is to ask for help before you buy.

Ask us about your part
Not sure a part suits your GT-R, or chasing something hard to find? Tell us your vehicle details and the part you're checking — photographs of your car or the old part help too.
Checked fitment? Choose your part.
Browse the catalog by vehicle system, part type, or category, and pick the replacement, restoration, performance, or accessory part your GT-R needs.

