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How Hard Is It Really To Get Parts For R34?

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August 18, 2012 in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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Posted August 19, 2012

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Posted August 19, 2012

Adelaide ( nissan) is poor for silly parts like gaskets and seals

Even interstate nissan doesnt have parts like throttlebody gasket or wheel seals ( cbc bearings had them anyway)

I have a 9/2000 series 2 and some parts dont exist in oz even japan is back ordered , fast doesnt show up all my parts factory installed so that is annoying but you can find just about everything major in oz or on sau used

its only a drama on little crap but after a little digging around you can find just about anything and some suprising finds as well

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Posted August 19, 2012

That doesn't sound too bad, good to hear from someone else in adelaide.

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