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I know a few of you have had similar work done to your cars, need some approximate labour costs for the following work.

-Cooler + Piping Fitting

HARD TO SAY AS IT DEPENDS HOW MUCH OF METAL NEED TO BE CUT FROM THE FRONT BAR.

-AVCR Install

A BRAINEACK LIKE YOUR SELF COULD INSTALL THIS YOURSELF. TUNE WILL TAKE ABOUT 1HR MAX WITH STOCK TURBO

-POWER FC Install + Tune.

PFC AGAIN A BRAINEACK LIKE YOURSELF CAN INSTALL THIS YOURSELF, AS IT TAKE ABOUT 5 MINS. TUNE WILL TAKE ABOUT 1HR WITH STOCK STUFF.

-A/M Turbo Install (straight fit)

2-3 HRS IF U NEED TO MAKE A NEW DUMP PIPE ETC

Just some approx prices would be excellent.

MOST OF THE $$ DEPENDS ON WHO AND HOW WELL YOU KNOW THE PERSON DOING THE JOB.

Thatnks Guys... [/b]

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but he's in QLD..

matt - i think its time you got your hands dirty..

HARD TO SAY AS IT DEPENDS HOW MUCH OF METAL NEED TO BE CUT FROM THE FRONT BAR.

Also depends on your front bar.. and what piping kit you get, and what intercooler you get, and whether your support bar is cut already. My HKS kit just fits on with the 400R bar and my old GTR bar, no need to cut. Angle grinders are cheap though :D

dj_l3thal installed his trust kit the other week.. his car is still running ;)

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