Interestingly, the Skyline GT-R is best remembered by the R32 and R34, and not the R33. It looks like the folks over at Rocket Bunny and Pandem felt the same way because they now offer you the chance to “caricaturize” your Suzuki Twin into the “Q” R34.
That’s right, my friends. Rocket Bunny didn’t stop at the Rocket Bunny Racing Suzuki Twin R32 GT-R “Pocket Bunny.” It now has a kit to turn a Suzuki Twin into a strangely aggressively adorable R34.
The Rocket Bunny Racing Suzuki Twin R34, as it is called, is offered as a complete FRP or CFRP wide-body aero kit. To call it an aero kit is an understatement. It really is a complete Radical Custom Body Swap (RCBS).
Using the Suzuki Twin as the donor car, the conversion kit transforms the 2000s kei car into a micro version of the iconic R34 Skyline GT-R. The kit debuted at Red Bull Japan Tokyo Drift 2026 on March 21, 2026.
The kit includes all the usual bits, including the hood, front bumper, front canards, headlight bezels, headlight covers, front and side splitters, front and rear fenders, side skirts, trunk, taillight kit with tail panel, rear bumper, and, of course, a perfectly micro-sized rear wing. Goddamn it! This is too kawaii!
The roll cage, upholstery, wheel and tire setup, and exhaust system you see here are not included. They merely serve as inspiration for those who want to turn their Twin into a super cool and cute R34. Oh, and the headlight bulbs aren’t included either.
As before, expect your Twin to go under the knife. This includes cutting the body and sealing the inner fenders. It is worth noting that the FRP kit comes unpainted.
The good news is that the Rocket Bunny Racing Suzuki Twin R34 FRP Wide Body Aero Kit and CFRP Wide Body Aero Kit are available to order for US$9,267 and US$14,477, respectively. Prices do not include shipping and whatever duties, taxes, or government charges that may be incurred. Each kit is made to order directly by TRA Kyoto, with manufacturing and shipping taking at least four weeks.
After writing this, I feel like it’s time for an R33 version too. What do you guys think?
Images: Rocket Bunny/Pandem.
