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get a gasket kit and do it yourself, seriosly, its like 4 bolts, a few pipes and oil fitting, if you dont have a dump, it will be fun driving it to a zorst shop

you will save like $1500 and make sure that you know exactly whats done

youll probly need to take the manifold off too and replace allthe studs but thats not that hard

Assuming you have a garage and the right tools ;)

Al i dont have a garage, i have a carport and i've changed my turbo once and my brothers once. It really isnt that hard, An rb turbo swap could almost be done in a day. And as for getting tools, i'm sure someone has a basic socket set which is all you really need, maybe an open ended spanner or two.

You can see what needs to be taken off on an rb so the swap is stright foward.

beno owns race pace. and benny used to work for chasers, now benny  has started his own garage up with another person, which is called high end racing.

Is Chasers still around? I've only went passed there (Dynon Rd) a few times a while ago but didnt notice if the workshop still there.

Is Chasers still around? I've only went passed there (Dynon Rd) a few times a while ago but didnt notice if the workshop still there.

ye they are still there..told them hundreds of times to put a big sign up..but still shouldn't be hard to find the joint coz they always got heaps of nice cars parked at the front

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