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What happened after the war?
tridentt150v replied to tridentt150v's topic in Australian Capital Territory
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Jeez, there was a time when the ACT thread was alive.........have we all gone electric?
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Are RBs worth building reliability wise
tridentt150v replied to Blakeo's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
And here's me thinking snake season was over for another year! -
If its going on an RB25/26 then you are better off getting the proper pump. The RB30 one fits fine but has one less mounting bolt up near the top......and they always seem to leak in that area albeit after a few miles. The proper RB 25/26 ones seem to hold tight longer IMO.
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Would Total Seal type 2 piece rings help at all?
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Getting it sent overseas isn't a problem....the business that did mine has been doing it for a while now and I haven't heard of any negative issues.
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So....you think you will get one covered for less than $600....that's lineball IMO. Do your homework, but it is hard to find a business that does Skyline type wheels. We fall into a black hole that nobody cares about/ There are restorers that work on older sold wheels for Chevies and EH Holdens etc, then there are those that work on R35/Porsche/BMW wheels. I found it very hard to find anyone that works on our era cars...nobody seems interested. Try a few upholstery businesses, but I'd doubt you will get it that much cheaper, as GTSBoy said, labour isn't cheap. And a Momo in good condition will set you back over $1,000. Remember you will need to keep your airbag setup.....and that raises the cost.
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Or... there are guys advertising on ebay...send your steering wheel to them...they send it to Singapore???? or somewhere like that and it gets totally rebuilt to your specs. but everything costs!!! https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/325174893361?hash=item4bb5ef1b31:g:rAoAAOSwWP1ewS41&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA8CUNziNNfjqZ%2BTjZbv0v6c8qhAJ1Y7VAqwwv3Vt%2FWJEQmFapzik%2B1WIBpiTGlwVfLwDZXO7k6G4KsTB%2Fv3e1QE6Pazyqgy1R1IZrF9MlRWT%2FaOBKPDcGFE8klEOpeU4TGxmTpvFZ99gcY7ooGrELCEcubz7gHGfvQQf51BWnY86ZYBWCi%2B9LgaychQ0tE9YC%2Ffk4BDju00ERhQQZAh6GKbgojKKCmg8oITNyekrksO%2B%2FXrQxZFNmhg5Otu75AoRFf7BJ4toS%2BqNP9jZLeuyAH5V8srgAnOjxVDj8uvxrnkJ5GEPo5wZ%2F3T1uwlM3qw3f8g%3D%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR-6h18jzYQ
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No, not yet...its on the list of 'things to do' , but have been spending $$$$ on a concrete parking area and a cattle grid etc. Will get to it. let me know how yours goes, looks, softness, finish etc ok?
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Not to mention ladder racks and trailer steel mudguards. I have a rear wing, haven't been accosted by the law yet but its always there!!! I think the reasons and the 'law' is an ass on this...they should be focusing on real lawbreakers rather than displaying their awesome power by nitpicking.
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Not sure where you are talking about? Is it this one? Cos it looks Ok to get at. Try using a program called Lightshot if you are on a PC.
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Convince me not to buy an R32 GTR
tridentt150v replied to funkymonkey's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
Good thing, thats an ex army version last used in Desert Storm. The sand killed most of them!!! -
I'm looking for an indoor dust cover for my R33. The old one I have is sort of plush velvety material, could even be compared to a thin hoodie type material, very easy on the paint etc. So am looking for something the same......note I don't need an outdoor canvas type cover. Also not really interested in anything over say $300. There are a heap on ebay, but none really nail down what the material finish really is, so an online purchase would be a fingers crossed sort of gamble. Anybody have any recommendations or experience?
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It looks OK, they all do/did............moot point, cos I'll never own one. I just can't see myself having a spare $200K [give or take] laying around. And if I ever did, an R35 [or any car] would not be at the top of my bucket list.
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Convince me not to buy an R32 GTR
tridentt150v replied to funkymonkey's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
Just buy a Tesla!!! -
When I take mine out the cobwebs trail along behind me like a 'just married' string😂 I have to get a pink slip and get it registered again this month, I will see how many km I've done. Estimate <100. Since I have the new dog, the 4wd gets used heaps more. And can't leave the dog at home cos he gets bad SAS levels [Separation Anxiety Syndrome]...........so he has to come.
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Thoughts on buying a repairable rideoff?
tridentt150v replied to silviaz's topic in General Automotive Discussion
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If your HB is wobbling at all, its f'ked. Think about doing a kit job.....if your water pump etc are also 'vintage' then do the whole belt, pump, idler etc at the same time [unless they have only recently been done].
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Hold onto them clusters!!!!
tridentt150v replied to tridentt150v's topic in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)
Surely you can buy a unit from a wreck, send it off to a clock/gauge shop and get it refurbished and/or recalibrated to as new and for a lot less than what they are asking? I admit a did look further down the search list and there were other [albeit older] units for sale for about half the above examples.....but that is still a $3000+ unit. Still a lot for a 20 year old second hand and not particularly rare item.