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Ok so I'm on the finial steps of getting her back up and running again after a con Ron busted a nice hole in the side haha but stuck on the clutch pin (?) wen you push the clutch peddle in it pushes a pin out to dis engage the clutch but can't f**king get it in place for the bolts. Not sure if I f**ked something up on the inside or just my heavy clutch? Any way, any ideas?

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Do you mean the clutch slave cylinder? So it's meant to be bolted to the outside of the box and it pushed on the clutch fork?

If so, you should be able to adjust the master cylinder or clutch pedal (I'm not 100% sure where it is on Skylines) so it takes pressure off the slave, allowing you to bolt it into place. You can then tighten it back up.

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