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Markimak I shall let you in on a little secret for when you have a 25 in the 180, if you leave out the 3rd allen bolt (LHS) you can slide the coil pack cover back and tilt it up to slide it out - all out without removing the crossover pipe :(

haha good idea but who says i leave coil pack covers on. :laughing-smiley-014:

Good-Evening Cum Gurglers......... :(

lol...

that is quite vulgar.

how u doin DJ

anyway went over all underchassis bolts today with a breaker.. and none wer loose.. so i need to look elsewer for my under heavy breaking knock.. think my LHF coilover is the giveaway its weeping. so anyone knw of the place to get teins recod.

also now runnig penrite oil in diff.. quieter. more responsive. redline not too good in 2ways.

lol...

that is quite vulgar.

how u doin DJ

anyway went over all underchassis bolts today with a breaker.. and none wer loose.. so i need to look elsewer for my under heavy breaking knock.. think my LHF coilover is the giveaway its weeping. so anyone knw of the place to get teins recod.

also now runnig penrite oil in diff.. quieter. more responsive. redline not too good in 2ways.

does your car run a 1 or 2 piece tailshaft Mark?

How much just for the engine and 'box???

Dont want to pull it apart under any circumstances Dave...

Even the best built rb25 could not fetch more than $6k by itself used, then when you price out the parts would be loosing 4k alone on the engine...

Ask Noel how much it costs when you start to get serious with these things...

The rest of an R33 is worth very little, complete is the only way to sell one of these cars...

Plus Im 90% sure I have a buyer as the guy who looked on Saturday asked meto hold i 48 hours so he can sort out some money...

Thats a good thing cause he saw the ad in the window which still says 23k :(

If he comes back to me in the next 48 hours tho with approval ill give it to him for 20k, I just want it gone as I have another toy coming :)

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