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hey everyone

i got a r32 but with a RB25 from a 33 in it

weres a good place i should take it to get it secviced and turned up

the cars been sittin for a while befor i got it (lik 1 or 2 years)

i changed oils and oil fitter but it just doesnt feel right

Jordan

thanx

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thanks thats sick

i was hoping someone would post me some tip for DIY

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If its been sitting unstarted for that long, you're head gaskets are probably in shit shape.

It will take a couple of oil flushes (dont just change oil, get an additive that thins it out before you drain it) to get all the old shit out...good idea to change your water too.

Oil in the diff and gearbox are probably in bad shape too.

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If its been sitting unstarted for that long, you're head gaskets are probably in shit shape.

It will take a couple of oil flushes (dont just change oil, get an additive that thins it out before you drain it) to get all the old shit out...good idea to change your water too.

Oil in the diff and gearbox are probably in bad shape too.

I hope you mean coolant?

water and alloy engine parts no mix well and bad corrosion starts

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If its been sitting unstarted for that long, you're head gaskets are probably in shit shape.

It will take a couple of oil flushes (dont just change oil, get an additive that thins it out before you drain it) to get all the old shit out...good idea to change your water too.

Oil in the diff and gearbox are probably in bad shape too.

yeah i would lik to crack it open weres a good place u rekon

but yeah i changed the coolent had a cleaner in it for a day or two

but i havnt changer the diff and gearbox that hard to do????

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