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  1. pretty sure that thread, and simons response was for someone that wanted to take their car out drifting and related to engine oil, where the oil would move around in the sump. Over filling the car can sometimes mean the crank will be swimming in the oil, churning it causing it to go foamy and get full of air bubbles. Air bubbles do not pass through bearings well, and would cause less oil to reach the top of the engine, thus resulting in lower oil pressure, and worn upper engine components and failed bearings. This can also be the case in other parts of the cars driveline for a normally driven car.

  2. $1500 not expensive, as BB said

    Def need a job with you guys!

    Im not saying that $1500 isnt much for me personally, but some out there who spend the big $$ on parts for rebuilds then a new crank is the least of their problems. Go look in the for sale section and theres a few threads with parts in there like $13K for a block or $11K for a head...add each part of that into a whole setup and the $1500 for a crank suddenly seems insignificant.

  3. ^ ^ ^ Oxycodone and Codeine can cause constipation too.

    Intercostal muscle pain can be intense as well as breakdown of cartilage.

    To accelerate healing, have you tried Chinese Acupuncture (- not from a Dr, but someone 3yr trained and belongs to the A.A.A.)?

    Footballers use them often.

    Ive taken some tablets to ensure the regular-ness is there, trust me ive been there before too

    Havent tried acupuncture, too damn sore to move. Will look into it and other stuff to help healing once i see the doc again soon.

    :cheers:

  4. Back on strong pain meds myself atm. Have a lower back problem that sees me on codeine on a regular basis, but ive separated two ribs from the cartilage in my chest which means the doc has stuck me back on oxy. He gave me 10 days worth, but from what im reading the damn ribs will take 6+ weeks to heal, which means in a week or so, if it feels like it has now for the last fortnight, then im going to be in intense pain again.

    Shits me how the doctor + the hospital said the only treatment is to take pain meds and rest, then turn around and only treat it for a few days when im out of it for what seems weeks...?

  5. IMHO it would be cheaper and easier to buy another working RB20.

    As much as I agree about not spending money on 20s, I wish people would stop recommending "drop in a working 20". The cars are almost 20 years old now, and for the past 8 years every single r32 has only had 100,000Kms on it.

    A freshen up with new bearings, rings and a hone at a minimum will save a wrecker motor getting tired fast.

  6. for those nutty enough to be looking at the idea:

    cruise control

    R32-cruise-cont-parts.pdf

    there is a catch from what I can see. there are 4 harnesses for this car. mine has the extra plugs for the cruise units inside and tucked away on the harness outside so its definitely doable on this car. yet to ask nissan japan about what is still available though.

    Ive been looking at this for a long time now, and the r32 had this option from factory, so I think that all 32's will have the plugs there to install it. Was going to look around at a few wreckers and see if i can find a maxima with it fitted, and see how easy it would be to install (or get someone else to). Ebay has a few parts, like the switches, and the control boxes, but the loom and actuators seem to be the hardest. If you get more info on this Chris about what can still be bought through nissan and how much, then it would be much appreciated. My local dealer is useless.

  7. got a diff here, with too low a ratio for me atm, and dont feel like swapping ring and pinion from my 2way, so was looking for a set for 4.3 ratio

    If anyone has the ring and pinion that gives 4.3, or even a diff with a stuffed centre (as long as ratio is intact) then let me know.

    cheers.

  8. usually cheap rubber, that can let go with repeated heat cycles. Dont want to have to get in there to replace the hoses that wrap around and behind the motor, so using a known quality brand of hose ensures "do it once, do it right"

  9. The apexi one is just a flange with butterfly valve in it yes? With a cable you run into the cabin? If so, as long as you hide the switch good enough, how would regency ever know it was there? Wouldn't it just look like any other flange in your exhaust?

    the bracket, and cable running off it going to the cabin somewhere would be a give away. As someone wise once said, they are assh*les, not idiots. From memory they even made someone weld in them silencer tips that you can remove to make it legal.

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