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Anyone heard from sneakeypete today? last I heard he was attempting to do the oil filter on his car, I hope he hasn't got his hand trapped '127Hours' style in the engine bay... :P
changing oil +filter on a Skyline GTR is not that overly difficult. He'l be fine

shits f**ked.

Its possible to do but i just don't have the right tools to do it. Bar the old screwdriver and hammer.

If i order a cooler+relocation kit it'll be here by my next RnR though, so i'll pick one tonight and buy it.

And it got confusing. i'm now 99% sure that the filter on there isn't the same as the Z145A either... completely different diameter. As far as i understand 33's still use the 145 so it shouldn't be that this is a 1994 model...

shits f**ked.

Its possible to do but i just don't have the right tools to do it. Bar the old screwdriver and hammer.

If i order a cooler+relocation kit it'll be here by my next RnR though, so i'll pick one tonight and buy it.

And it got confusing. i'm now 99% sure that the filter on there isn't the same as the Z145A either... completely different diameter. As far as i understand 33's still use the 145 so it shouldn't be that this is a 1994 model...

should of come to see me I would have helped you Pete

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