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Changing Oil Filter On R32 Gtr

Sico04

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SLIPPERY Experienced

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guys, you can use the 200sx filter from nissan. Its easier to get in position since it has a really small body but the same internal volume as the GTR filter.

nissan have them in stock for $13

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Maybe its skinier but narrower? Ryco are leaders in filter technology and make some of the best because of it. Still a regular oil change is the best way to stay out of trouble :D

I once read on here someone trying to say that oil doesnt start working for awhile after you do the change so dropping it every 5,000 is too often! LMAO

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Just a question, how can it be smaller, yet be the same volume?

i compared the 2 because i didnt believe it either but the standard size gtr one has a fair sized metal rim on it which only adds to the overall diameter

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