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:D This is an "I wan't to touch Ray's rude bit's" thread if I ever saw one :D

In saying that, I wan't to touch Ray's rude bits...RE is good, otherwise Racepace.

Don't bother asking people for prices just call direct and get it form the horses mouth.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Lo...ops-t13305.html

Name: R E Customs

Contact: Ray

Number: (03) 9548 3414

Location: 16 Yiannis Court, Springvale

Name: Racepace

Contact: Ben

Location: 9/6 Holloway Drive, Bayswater

Number: 9762 9421

Gave a call to RE.. said if youve got all the parts for a major service then it would be around $450-500 plus $475 for the heavy duty major service kit from kudos.. so looks like $925 - 975 all up including parts and labour that seems pretty good :D My cars on 128,000KM's right now dont think a major service was ever done so looks like i'd better get this done soon..

+1 For Ray @ RE Customs.

Great work, and he actually quoted LESS than the final cost, which was a nice change.

x 2!!!

Its pretty much the reason my cars there atm getting suspension work & another service/tune done. :blink:

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