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Just looking for anyone * privately *

To take out my turbos on a r32 gtr.

I've got 1 bolt left for front turbo to slide out,

And the rear turbo, then installation,

Obviously I've done the easiest and called around to reputable mechanics, and all their quotes are pretty much telling me to fk off, or won't work on a car that's already partly dismantled due to "warranty" reasons. and I'd much rather sit watch over a job without a warranty where I can be involved in decisions :)

Anyways long story short, I need car running ASAP and most mechanics are booked out or won't do it lol.

I need someone who knows how to take off GTR turbos to come over, and hopefully finish the job by this weekend or big deadline by end of this week!

Pm or message me on 0410371188 and I'll discuss details with you :) and hopefully we can work out a deal ;) ( I'll be on the side helping of course)

Replacing all lines with braided so should be easier!

Much prefer someone whose done the job through once already :)

Anyways dont know if this is allowed but yea,

If your interested just give me a text! :)

Hope to get to know the friendly SAU community better! :D

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last set i done in car took me 7 nights.

sucks balls.

but i reckon would be easier the second time round.

im in sydney though.

so, good luck.

post pics when done. :)

Haha, yea worst space to work with. i got small hands, but would people have said it takes like 4-6 hours? O.o

no time to work on cars nowdays :(

im pretty much just tryingto figure out how to remove the heatshield on the rear turbo and everything should be smooth sailing :D

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