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Totally understandable, no worries there.

I just wanted to keep the communication lines open as I wasn't sure if my PM's were being sent/received due to the forum upgrade. Alex has been easy to deal with so far, so I'm sure I'll hear back from him in due course :mellow:

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ecr033 check that your pm box is not full, because I saw alex today, and he said he tried to pm a couple of people and their pm boxes are full (when the forum changed over max inbox size went from 200msgs to 100msgs

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i got an R33, got exactly the same knob. Direct Screw on...

So does that mean that teh skyline gtst gear shaft is a 12mm thickness? i.e. what the trust knob is?

I have read elsewhere that the skyline shaft is 10mm ...

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