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Removal Of Twin Turbos From R33 Gtr

buddy1

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SiR_RB Grand Master

SiR_RB

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ive done this before when i took my stock turbos off my r32 gtr and replaced them with -7's on my old GTR, with the right tools wasnt tooo bad

started lunchtime on sat and finished by sunday avo, i had all new gaskets, and everything ready to go so i didnt waste time

hardest was getting the banjo bolts off and back on for the oil and water lines to the turbos, i used crow feet spanners with an extension.....

Aggroman Grand Master

Aggroman

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sounds like you couldn't afford to run one nor do it up thats why you have left over parts

idiot, sounds like you dont know shit about cars.. go pay someone to do it for you so you dont ruin a perfectly good GTR. Go back to your ALF pogs!

The Dan Grand Master

The Dan

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sounds like you couldn't afford to run one nor do it up thats why you have left over parts

I'm pretty sure he's referring to the fact that it will always take longer to do them the first time so 3-3.5 hours isn't a fair assumption of the actual time it will take you.

What's it been....1.5 days now?

GTR_JOEY Grand Master

GTR_JOEY

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Hey ball bag, just so you know I've swapped turbos on a GTR before, and when I did it I didn't come to the forum crying for advice like a little biatch.

I have left over parts cause I went single so EADC

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