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Plug away but they couldnt help me with a price for a turbo halfcut only the DD, didnt seem interested.

There not the best with prices becuase they dont seem to know what things are worth. I went there and named a price, got my parts.

Well whatever you do DONT stuff up your headlights like I did. Called everywhere for a spare and Just Jap want $700 for a single light with a large scratch on the lens. A new one from Nissan is $2583.00 for ONE light....

I will hold out and see if I can find anything cheaper. The light still works and looks OK, I am just fussy.

Here are some iPhone shots.

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I blacked out the top of the rear lights too.

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Edited by spoolin12
I will post up a step by step tutorial when I get a spare light.

Its not that simple, and I managed to ruin my passenger light.

Bro, Call GMS spares in Revesby.. Mavis st..

they bought the banana wreck from brisbane..

I called them about the engine, they want $4500, a grand more than they paid for the whole car... I could import a complete straight car from japan for around that.

Not much else usable left on that thing but the engine lol

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... while on the topic of engines. does anyone know out of interest, how much modding would be required to a nissan maxima vq25de to go into the stagea with the added turbo?

just wondering if that is a cheaper option, obviously providing you don't have to replace or upgrade half the motors internals.

to hit 1bar of boost i guarantee the pistons are different at the very least, valves would be too i imagine. externally there are plenty also!

the block itself might be the same, but i dont think anyones opened them up yet! no one in australia anyway

VQ35DE would be a cheaper and better option wouldn't it?

I have heard the stock 3.5 has issues at the power level i'm at now. You would have to do the bearings, rods, pistons and rings at a minimum, with either bottom end, if you were to keep the turbo.

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