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R33-Loota

By R33-Loota,
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Revhead Grand Master

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Gavin Wood (Auto Tech) seems to have a pretty good name, he's not cheap but from what I hear the work is top notch, can't verify myself though as I haven't been there. He's in Labrador IIRC.

Or you could do it yourself :rofl:

R33-Loota Apprentice

R33-Loota

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looks like they did a good job how much did the install cost???

doing it myself isnt an option, ill probably stuff it up lol

and i dont wanna ruin the car either.

just easier to get a professional to do it

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Gavin Wood (Auto Tech) seems to have a pretty good name, he's not cheap but from what I hear the work is top notch, can't verify myself though as I haven't been there. He's in Labrador IIRC.

Or you could do it yourself :P

Yeah Gavin knows his nissans inside & out, had my car there a couple of times but its just a bit too far away for me

looks like they did a good job how much did the install cost???

I think it was around $300, speak to Dane, he also is very switched on with nissans :)

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speak to Dane, he also is very switched on with nissans :)

generally u dont need to be too switched on to do an intercooler install, have a crack at it man u cant really fk too much up

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generally u dont need to be too switched on to do an intercooler install, have a crack at it man u cant really fk too much up

i knw alot of people that have lol..

rad fan.. as if u would cut it...

holes to cut..

front bar to cut lol... the list goes on..

but give it ago.. the worst u can do is buy a new fan, front bar and get the wrong drilled holes rewelded up...

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Keeper Experienced

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I just bought an intercooler and im not game enough to try and do it myself.

Any1 know any places that will do it on the gold coast??

i searched the forums but couldnt find anything.

Cheers,

James

got it fitted yet?

R33-Loota Apprentice

R33-Loota

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nah still not installed.

ive looked at threads on how to install it and im definatly not gonna try it.

and rego is comming up soon so i dont have the money to get it installed just yet.

so ill just have to wait for a little while.

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