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Hey everyone, just wanting to get a ballpark cost figure for a standard rebuild on a RB25 box. Nothing fancy just synchros etc are pretty worn going from 3rd to 4th, have to double clutch always these days. Was always a bit notchy when i got the car 3.5 yrs ago and a fair number of track days have taken its toll on it now.

No idea who is well recognised in doing skyline boxes, any suggestions would be appreciated.

Cheers.

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I got, all new synchros, bearings, seals and shafts. Pretty much everything new except the actual gears them selves for $1650 from hills motorsport..

They did a pretty decent job.. i didnt read where u lived, if u want more info about them if u live nearby shoot me a pm

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