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  • 3 weeks later...

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So after dismantling the entire rear brake assembly looking for this phantom vibration it turns out that the hand brake cable had come loose and was rubbing on my tail shaft. All fixed and no more random noises ;)

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  • 3 weeks later...

Ok so can mark a few things off that list, last week I picked up:

*a cusco 2 way diff with 4.11 gears (currently has 3.58)

*r32 Gtr callipers and slotted rotars front and rear (same as 33 gtst I believe)

Gave the diff a clean up and painted the calipers red for 20 extra killawasps

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