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Has anyone got a power steering pump off a RB20 or 25 if the same, need a non hicas one with single outlet. Thanks Luke

Have you got a power steering pump, single outlet - non hicas

Can a RB26 box be modified to fit RB20/25 gtst RWD only.

MrGTS4 do you still need these made, i can do them for you tomorrow, cost say $20 to your door they wont be in stainless, as its not needed.

They are ok, i can supply you with gaskets and studs, let me know and i will get you a price, its around a 3 hour job.

did you get your exhaust done?

exhaust studs are fun, ive none a few where they havent broken, and just as many that have broken, spray inox, wd40 on the treads before trying to remove them. inspect the studs before refitting the manifold. i always use a thread chaser to clean the treads before refitting. use copper grease on threads and dont over tighten. if there is going to be one that will snap it always seems to be that last one, lol.

its ignition, the bang is unburnt fuel in the exhaust exploding, remove all coil packs and plugs, check plug tips for fouling, sthey should be a dark grey colour, check all connections on coil loom including earth. check for out put from cas and ignitor while cranking engine.

I can supply aftermarket head bolts for $105 protorque head gasket for $215 cometic multi layer steel head gasket $330 (i use this on my RB21 makes 432rwhp without gas) I know you said you only wanted standard parts but thats just food for thought. also can supply nissan gasket for $130 and bolts at $4.30 each

My girl and i are off to japan in october, while im there i would like to check out some of the performance shops but not sure on there location, and also i cant seem to find any JDDA event dates, we are going to D1 on the weekend of 10th & 11th. dose anyone know where to find the dates for there motor sport events also could i get a list of address or even place that the tuning shops are. Thanks Luke

so sell the box cheap to me.

allow about $500 labour + $110 per syncro set

Hiroshima seems like a good place to go, yeah we are going to get the JR passes before we go. the snow was like that in canada when we went there last december. we are going to see a couple of volcano's so that should be interesting. disney land and spaland are also places we are going. big thrill seakers.

if your right redsuns i owe you a coke

Thanks guys, should be a good holiday. we will be sure to post some happy snaps when we get back, hopefully i can find some cars out at night. From the pictures ive seen it looks time a pretty cool place, always wanted to experence there culture.

My partner and i are going to Japan for 3 weeks from 3rd of october to 25th. Mel can speak japanese so that will be a great help. we are going to see a round of D1 at fuji speed way and see a few other things. can anyone suggest places to stay, things to do. we want to hopefully find some fun at night with the car seen. we all know what they get up to. anyone have any contacts over there, im trying to get in touch with an old friend that i met here but he moved back a few years ago. but anyone else would be great, thanks Luke

Good one Moodles2 good to see you know what is supposed to be done.

If you glaze the pads any type will squeal, just stating what i do and recommend for my customers and haven't had a problem yet.

Yeah thats one way to do it. as those pads suit those rotors.

LOL, rotors dont cause the problem its the pads, cheaper pads dont squeal due to having buger all metal in them, good track pads have high metal content in them and all will squeal at some stage and its just the nature of the pad and they are harder on rotors, cheaper pads wont squeal but dont have the performance of the dearer pads, then there is the low dust pads that would suit grampa's 120y. also changing pads from street to track use is not the best idea as the pads and rotors get grooves in them and if there is not a perferct contact accross the pad its like having brakes half the size, if you want good brakes you will get a bit of squeal and spraying good brakes with stuff is just like putting in cheaper pads as they loose there performance value. Just something to think about. if you do decide to get new pads, use your current rotors, machine them if there is enough meat left and select a pad to suit your application. there is a sticky in this section on pads, have a read what other members think of the pads they use. get a price and contact me and i will see if i can do it cheaper.

Hmmm you have pads that squeal due to the type of pad material that is ment for high temp and track use. so you spray stuff on the rotors to stop them squeaking and reducing how well the brakes work, why use pads that cost alot more than ones that wont squeal and dont need a band aid to fix the noise for a day. fit the right pads you want and deal with the dust or noise. do you see race car teams spraying crap on the rotors? use the correct pads for the application. problem fixed.

that is pretty much the opposite on how to bed barkes in, you should do around 60kph brake to 10kph 6 times without harsh braking and dont come to a complete stop, you should not give the brakes a hard time for at least 150km's but this will all vary with each type of pad, that is just a guide that i follow and works with customers cars.

depending on what the pads are made of, but the better grade pads have a higher metalic content and cause the pads to squeal, example bendix ultimate's. but your issue could be due to glazed pads and rotors due to not beding them in correctly, or the plates behind the pads could be missing. If the pads are fitted correctly in the calipers this could be just a case of linish pads and machine rotors to remove glazed surfaces. but at the end of the day if the pads have a high metal content they will squeal, just the nature of the pads. I recently fitted diferent pads and machined the rotors for another member on here and he said they have never been so quiet.

are you looking for someone to do the job/supply parts or tell you what parts you need?

Hi premo, i run a small shop, well from home at the moment till i move into my new shop. if you need bits and pieces done let me know. i have very good rates, and do work for a few others on here, you will find most people up here are are very helpfull towards other skyline/import owners.