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I'm a first car owner (bought a 4 door R33 GTS25t about a month ago) so I don't really know what to look for.

Can anyone recommend a honest & fair workshop that's well informed about skylines?

I live in Subiaco, so relatively close to that is preferable but not necessary. So if anyone has one in mind that they highly recommend but isn't near by, I'd still like to know.

Also, I'm thinking it's time for an oil change and it looks like Mobil1 5w50 is my best bet, but I can't seem to find any at petrol stations. Where is the best place to look?

Thanks in advance.

Hyperdrive NOR, about 15mins from Subiaco; they serviced my r33 for about 3 years, always good service and good quality work; the only reason why they don;t do it anymore is because i do it myself now

you can get mobil 1 from any auto-one or similar place

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