Sinista32

Sorry Des Yeah unfortunately. A few others in the same canoe to

SOLD I apologise if you missed out wish I had more

Cost: door to door. Time: 2-4 days SA - 95 Sydney - 50 Melb - 70 Bris - 80 Local - Free I'm open to peeps organising their own freight or pick-up. 120 x 60 x 25. Appx 6kg Fits easily in the boot of a 32 GTR

maybe able to get some parts from these guys http://www.japaneseimportspares.com.au/nissanskyliner32standardpartsenginebay/4

On the money guys and Ants it's cool to see you have an open mind

Let me know if you sort it by yourself and I'll post an apology.

Yeah. You got better info in your other thread My point being is it's not easy. Not even for some people who work on car AC's for a living. Skylines AC was sophisticated for it's time but it's different from other vehicles Getting the 2nd hand parts and putting it together . Do they even work? How would you know ? Then find out some components need replacing. Thermister, receiver dryer, condenser, all the sensors, using correct ohm resistors There will also be a level of fault finding and rectification once it's together. I hope you have the AC manual with wiring diagram and fault codes/diagnosis The AC diagnosis will give you good information and point to the issues But if your not an AC / Auto elec it's going to be a bugger because you need an understanding and be able to trace wiring faults and remedy. Somethings your better off not doing DIY.

I'll be ringing the couriers tomoz need to get 4 quotes

You're right - fix one and more will follow. At least it did for me. One at the rear, second at the rear. So replaced the lot

Best off getting someone knowledgeable to do it or Grab a manual and try DIY. Then get the pro to finish it off and resolve the issues that will arise

Goodness

Pipe 80mm - 3" Outlet 114mm - 4.5" A nice mean RB note, everyone loves it, but do not expect it to be less than 93db without the silencer in it. I've never used the silencer.

Getting a bit hard to find

I was mistaken then My GTSt is 26yo. Double that for my age. It's my daily. GTR is my weekender

Yumm - cool ride mate Thought I saw this for sale a few years back Edit mines 99% stock. The only mod is the head unit.

Type M, It's Auto, and It's nice . 117k kms. I'm the 2nd owner. It's had its major service and the A/C has just been done (chilli). Personally Imported into Canberra as a 4b in early 2004 at 37k kms. Has all service records since import and import papers. Rails and sills straight. Type M (skirts, air purifier etc), Auto spoiler and optioned up for ABS and the gold badging No accidents. Being 26yo I had the front bar and rear bar resprayed due to fade, has a few minor stone chips, and the AFM replaced. Set of mint R32 GTR rims and 2 sets of GTSt rims with ho hum tyres. To part with it I'd be looking at $11.5k ono. Can PM if you are serious.

Here you go

To answer your question - yes to width of tyre size for 245 Stock r32 gtr - 16x8 +30 wheel, Tyre 225/50R16 I'm not sure why you want them on your 34GTT. 18's look so much better. Can you use 245's on the 32 GTR rims - yes. I've not tried the combination of R32 GTR rims on a 34GTT so not sure on flush fit but I can say they will look small and gappy around the circumference.

good work Tom

Agree ^ Maybe even move it to where the ciggie lighter is and munted flush

Feed them on Cane toads

can you give me the link for white leds plz

- A bounty like coke bottles in S.A - Find a predator that kills Cane toads (then worry about how to kill them next) - Send em to Naru ? (and let the natives beat them up) - Export as a delicacy to replace whale meat - use as ammo for the hydraulic spud gun ? - arm queenslanders with nitrogen sprayers carrying a 1 wood does sound like the most fun though ^

Sorry don't have pics of the HIDs on. I have a few pissed off friends from driving behind them and absolutely blinding them. As for buttons check this one out. I like it because it's flat and changes colour when on/off. Blue is off First pic is when I was having the car painted - so dirty on the inside This button switch is for 4WD to 2WD (that's the old steering wheel)

Tried HID's in my N1 and no good. Went and bought some similar to your new ones. I'll post what they are