Nismo GT LSD clutch rebuild
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All comes down to recommendations and how much you have. If you have the money, both are a great piece of mind to be done. And I believe most people would tell you to do them. Any fuel sitting in the oil may have caused degradation. Personally, I have reused a timing belt after sitting for 2 years whilst getting a rebuild. Didn't have any issues. Id probably dump the oil, fill with fresh, and get on your way. But, keep in mind, I'm just some guy on the internet. -
The 5-6hrs is get is plenty? Sometimes I even get up to 7.....
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Some nice details on this Nismo GT-R LM by Kyosho https://www.oemsoko.co.jp/products/kyosho-original-1-43-bcnr33-nissan-skyline-gt-r-nismo-lm -
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Have a forged r34 using 10w60 mobile 1 running around 700 mark fly. i only used it 200 miles since last march when oil and filter was done. Now I will be using it more often and set to change oil and throw away what I had opened from last year. Question is, does oil setting on shelf for a year or so breakdown or even few years? how about sitting in engine? engine rebuild will be a lot more costly hence why I change it every 12 month and wanted to get some opinion question 2 is around timing belt, was done 4 years or maybe 5 years ago and since car done less than 1.5k miles. Would you change it ? -
Nice! Love to hear the new exhaust. Remember to run the car without the exhaust for shits and giggles I got my car booked into a local exhaust shop to see if they can help with the raspy exhaust note at around 3k rpm when under heavy load for mine. I have a HKS system but also some High Flow Cats.
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