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Anyone know if a write up somes ones done on changing exhaust manifold gasket for an rb26 stagea

Dunno but a quick search reveals this advice on gasket choice: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/354531-rb26dett-exhaust-gaskets/

and the other piece of advice is that you a likely to break some studs and if so you should replace the lot with genuine Nissan ones.

And have a look through this section - what you need to know may be in the how to change turbo or something like that:http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/forum/57-tutorials-diy-faq/

Its RB25's that constantly break studs

I have maybe broken one in all the pairs i have taken off RB26's.

As for the OP wanting to remove the turbo's, just take your time and you will be right. There is a sequence to taking them off that makes it easier but you will figure it out as you go.

Edited by ido09s

Grow an extra elbow too... and prepare yourself for making a custom tool too (eg buy a cheap spanner set to cut to size as required).

A stagea will probably be a little easier than a skyline too. I swear the engine bay in my c34 is wider than my 32gtr.

Cheers

J.

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