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Where Can I Get My Skyline Serviced?

TrentGTR

By TrentGTR,
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Hey, when I purchase the Skyline, it needs a few minor services...such as the Engine cooling system needs a service, the engine oil, minor oil seepage on turbo, + some other minors.

I dont want to take it to a servicing shop where they dont know what they are doing (with performance cars etc)

so wheres the best place to take it? Im in Central Perth area so yea, anywhere will do ;)

Also how much are we looking at?

Thanks!

p.s Ive tried search....nothing :S

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Are you sure u really searched? Cause i recall this topic being covered multiple times. ;)

Giving you the benifit of the doubt, there are many many many many many places where you can get your car checked, serviced, etc.

Hyperdrive, cypher, evolution r, top racing, speeworks, etc etc etc.

Having oil on your turbo is never a good thing, it usually says your turbo is in need of a rebuild or a new turbo is in order. That'll set you back by a few grand for sure.

Don't you have friends that drive STIs and stuff? I'm sure they do service their cars, modify it, and stuff, they'd know good places to go to wouldn't they? The GTR is an awsome car, but is not that complex/complicated. Not as complicated as say, a porsche 911 turbo. So most performance shops would be able to do the necessary stuff for you.

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