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Hey guys,

I need to do a major service on my 350GT, coolants changed, motor oil, pads etc. Just wondering if anyone knows of a good place to drop my car off or whether the Nissan Dealerships do a good job without being ripped.

* I've never taken my car to the Nissan Dealerships, so any feedback would be welcome

Edit: Just called up Nissan and their looking around $660 for a 80,000km Servicing. God Damn that's expensive

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The one and only mechanic I trust to take care of my v35 is proworksautomotive.

Check out their website or call them and ask for Richard.

His the one who built my car from stock standart to supercharged as well as other mods.

www.proworksautomotive.com.au

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Hi there, depends on where you are, and how far you are willing to travel. I service my car up at Jaxs, Thornleigh. I know the manager there, Michael and he's a trustworthy guy. He's been looking after my car for more than 2 years!

Yeah that's too far for me. I'm around Randwick.

I ended up going to IS Motor Racing and saw Indy. Pretty happy service there....transmission fluid came out almost black :yucky: glad that's now changed.

Anyways just off topic. Does anyone know if it's worth getting z tubes? Noise/Power wise?

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Glad to hear about good places above... :)

Another one to add to the mix is Kazu (technician) at JapLink Motors 175 Parramatta Rd Haberfield

Ph 9716.0857 and Todd or Adam can book you in.

Very efficient + they offer discounts to SAU.NSW Members.

They're also the SAU.NSW Clubhouse landlord

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