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Magik32

By Magik32,
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Magik32

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Hey peoples,

As the topic states I'm in need of a good Manual Gear Box Specialist, I'm having a lot of problems with my Gearbox.

I have an R32 with an Rb20 in it and standard 5 speed.

I probably need a brand new box or a full rebuild.

Can anyone suggest anywhere that can help in Adelaide.

Thanks peoples

Greg

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Where can i get a new one with waranty for cheap???

The best quote ive had is $660, but thats just straight out of a front cut, with no warranty :P(  Any sugestions??

I wouldnt think too many places would give warranty, but try Adelaide Jap Dismantlers, they're competitively priced.

www.adelaidejap.com.au

19 Jacobsen Crescent, Holden Hill

Phone 8369 1156.

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jager

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go to yellow pages and look at wreckers 1, then look at the ones that say import or nissan cars and start ringing

guess what u find out the price and the avaiablity in adeliade for one ask em questions regarding warrantee like how long what voids it ect

but one prob with 32 mans they are kinda weak so if u give em shit even if the car is standard they tend not to like it and go bang or at least crunch, but they are cheap as chips expect around $500 mark with warrantee other option is 33 manual however you need to *4 the price of 32 box and they are really hard to find but they are alot stronger and standard they can handle close to 300rwkw

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