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RBW49N last won the day on December 24 2022

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  • Birthday 16/06/1976

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  1. The light comes on from low oil pressure. Not temp. Did you do a rebuild or just add an ecu etc? What oil are you using and where are you getting the pressure reading from
  2. Id just remove the solid subframe bushes. you are over complicating things. on a side note make sure you do some research on the skyline shed before buying from them.
  3. Looks good
  4. All front axles are the same across r chassis AWD. The rears on 260’s are the same as r32/3 GTR the rs4 auto has longer shafts not 260’s
  5. Definitely do not let it idle for 24 hours. I can’t remember exactly what you did to the engine but a few heat cycles without driving then a few light load drives making sure it gets up to temperature properly 15-20 minutes. Then drain and refil the oil and change the filter, checking for contaminants like bearings. then send it
  6. It’s a lot of time and effort to get the Teins rebuilt when you could get some nice Bilsteins in there for similar money and have a better overall ride. some bushes like the radius rods are better in Heim/rose joints and others (all of the others) are better in polyurethane for a road car
  7. All 25’s are the same except NEO
  8. Have you had a look at it yet? Best to unbolt the converter bolts and loosen the gearbox bolts and see if you can push the converter all the way into the gearbox. Do it while rotating the converter it should noticeably click or clunk into place. Then bolt the gearbox to the engine correctly so there is no gap. And then bolt the converter to the flexplate.
  9. No the convertor needs to go onto the gearbox first
  10. It could also be the converter not all the way in
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