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Buying A 32 Gtr A Few Questions

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hey all trading my ss in on a 32 gtr its a a 94 model with 60k on the clock just wondering if the 94 had the the 33 motor in? this one has had a rebuild 9 thou ago just wondering if any one knows if u can only get the better oill pump that fixed the problem or if u can still get the old style just asking coz then they might have used an old when wen they rebuilt it cheers sorry if its in the wrong section new as to the forum

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Originally the late 93 models and 94 models had the longer oil pump drive

But if its been rebuilt I'm assuming this wont realy make a big difference as they would have used a crank collar (we hope!)

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^ what he said ^ Also depends on what your going to do with it after you buy it.

Still worth an extreme check over before you buy.

Obtain a wet/dry compression test results.

Good look for rust.

Get the receipts for the rebuild, otherwise it's just hearsay.

It will tell you who did the rebuild and what parts they used.

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