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97R33MSPEC Proficient

97R33MSPEC

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Hey guys,

im a mechanic by trade and just thought that i can change anyones timing belt if they need it done. I work at a reputable high performance workshop who do ONLY turbocharged cars all day long and have owned skylines for the last 3 years so i know them in and out! price would include NEW genuine timing belt,idler bearing and tensioner bearing, engine coolant and i would reccomend changing your drive belts at the same time..

well just thought i would put it out there, if anyone needs my services throw me a PM.

bluey33 Experienced

bluey33

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Prob best off getting into the VIC section with this.

Possibly local workshops section and getting your name/number there for services and repairs.

May struggle depending on VIC admins but perhaps if you have some referees and throw a donation to SAU you may get lucky.

Plenty of money in it but there are plenty of workshops on here that 'specialize' in skylines and have workshops that will put your driveway to shame.

SAU VIC committee may not want backyard mechanics advertising on here although they may be all for it as you should be well cheaper and save money for the SAU community.

Anyhow this thread will be long forgotten in no time, so throwing ideas out there.

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