Trackwork

Got a Z32 AFM with plug for $200 located in Adelaide. (ill have to confirm with my brother he still has it but 90% sure)

Who the hells steals standard interior?

Im fairly new on here so pick up preferred rather than postage. RB25 Gearbox, only taken out of the car due to accident, Is in perfect working condition. Comes with shifter, and gearbox hasnt skipped a beat since Ive owned it. $1400 in Adelaide, postage avaliable but pick up preferred. *pics* well it looks like a gearbox but Ill try and get one up later today.

Rb25 Gearbox. Great condtion, $1400 located in Adelaide

ummmm, I assume you notified the police?

Whats a Toshi Remap? Is that a Jap remap or is that a live remap done here?

What are you hitting? undo the nut and leave it up the thread a little, Get a hammer (not a rubber mallet) and give the SIDE of the metal (the piece of the hub that has the hole in it for the lower control arm bolt to go thorugh) a big bash, not the ball joint and not the thread bu the actual side of the metal hub.

Vacum leak?

Dont forget you are running a very big FMIC as well. By the time the air gets to your radiator its already been through one lot of hot metal and if your FMIC is on a tilted down angle it can also help stop airflow to your radiator. My vote is for the FMIC, hopefully combined with a professinal radiatro flush it might bring it all back down to good temps.

Nice video. Much work getting the 26 into the S14? Have seen a few started projects with same combo but never seen a complete car.

Check out the parts for sale thread sure i saw a pair for $30 in the last few days. Goodluck

I used about 6kg last time to do an R32 GTR, worked well and was only just enough to finish it. But I didnt do inside the rear wheela rch.

Although some parts MAY be interchangable surely it isnt that hard to cut out the risk of getting the worng parts and just chase down some R32 stuff?

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yeah I've had to replace several in my R32 too, skylines seem to be notorious for it. Atleast its a realatively easy fix

Have everything your chasing, front drivers seat has a small (about the size of a 20cent peice) repair job where its been stitched back up on the bolster. PM me if your interested and we can work out a price including freight.

I have never used a flush inbetween oil changes, have heard discussion that if the engine isn't in good health and you try a flush it can dislodge sludge and block oil galleries. But I think this would be pretty rare. I'll quite often drain the oil, then pour 100ml or so of the new oil through the engine to drain out anything that might be sitting at the bottom. Then plug and fill with new oil.

You can get 1 man brake bleeding kits from places like supercheap, repco. I haven't used one but intending to next time I bleed brakes after reading a few positive comment by other users.

thanks guys might have to apply a few of these to my tow car which is starting to get hot very quickly when I'm not towing anything.