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Ph@t-G Rising Star

Ph@t-G

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Mate just do it yourself, might be a bit rusted on at first, but nothing that some WD40 and time won't loosen.

http://www.kudosmotorsports.com/catalog/nissan-lambda-oxygen-sensor-genuine-nissan-skyline-r34-25gt-25gt4-25gtt-rb25de-rb25det-neo-p-187.html

Cowboy1600 Grand Master

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O2 sensor for Neos are more expensive than non-Neo 25s and there are no NGK ones.

That said, $420 is way too much.

http://www.kudosmotorsports.com/catalog/nissan-lambda-oxygen-sensor-genuine-nissan-skyline-r34-25gt-25gt4-25gtt-rb25de-rb25det-neo-p-187.html

$187 for a Neo o2 sensor. $177 if you exchange yours.

Dose Pipe Sutututu Grand Master

Dose Pipe Sutututu

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Hey Johnny, deal mate!

Will bring it to you when I got the part from kudos.

With packs of beers ready lol.

And thanks guys, appreciate alll your comment and helps! Save me $ for nistune board :)

too easy, I'm in Fairfield by the way

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Hey Johnny, deal mate!

Will bring it to you when I got the part from kudos.

With packs of beers ready lol.

And thanks guys, appreciate alll your comment and helps! Save me $ for nistune board :)

For Nistune & tune you just can't beat Toshi...

Install, dyno tune & road tune for under $1000

too easy, I'm in Fairfield by the way

I'll bring the tools, wd40 and provide entertainment and help drink the beers :) I'm in Around the corner from your john

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Lust_R33 Collaborator

Lust_R33

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if your sensor thread on ur dump pipe is fcked i got the thread chaser to rethread it i can lend to you since im around liverpool/fairfield aswell. brought my o2 from kudos also, couldnt fit it till the thread chaser came in to cleanup the thread.

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