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thirty four

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its not that hard to do yourself, i did mine in like 2 hours easy!! :happy:

if you want to come do mine your more than welcome :angry:

just gave boost worx a call, quoted me about $200 which isnt bad seeing unley nissan wanted $450, thanks for that deluxe

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Deluxe Grand Master

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just gave boost worx a call, quoted me about $200 which isnt bad seeing unley nissan wanted $450, thanks for that deluxe

Your welcome mate, I always give Shaun a big rap and any work, as you stated much cheaper and yet better quality work on the modded cars also! Only prob is he's generally busy as!

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my diff took bout 3 hrs not easy and that was on a hoist as well, so that give you a timefram of how long it takes. as for the workshop doing it, seems boostworx is the go when it comes to competitive pricing.

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i diddint have a hiost and i swear it was a 2hour race change.

i love nissan every thing is in the right place and well thaught out, theres just 4 main bolts on the rear and underneath of the housing, then the c/v joints and tailshaft and BOOM!!!!

and that little sensor, what the hell is that for?

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my 33 dont have ABS, its the engine warning light...

the power fc says everything is fine.. the new diff i put in had a plate bolted over the hole for the sensor

so i thaught.. maybe i dont need it.

doesent effect cars power, im really stumped :laugh:

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