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    Regular Maintence for a GTR

    IM new here and me and my dad are looking to get a GTR
    I have some questions that i need some help with, other than a regular oil change what kinda regular maintence is needed on these beasts. I was also curious if they have a weak spot (ex. honda> timing belt). Thanks in Advance for your response.

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    A healthy diet of modification. They like to have at least $2000 spent on them per month in mods.

    Seriously. It's cylinder #6 and that's only when you get stupid with the boost and low octane gas.

    Always fill up with 94 Octane......ALWAYS

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    The stock clutch. Replace it with a damper style twin plate unit and refrain from launching at 7000 RPM, no matter how cool it is. :wink:

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    Thanks, would a twin plate be necessary ruuning around 350-400 hp(thats how much power im looking to achieve somehow, not sure with what parts yet though).

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    Quote Originally Posted by tyndago
    I hope you are not trying to put anything less than a twin plate in an R32 GTR.
    If Sean says you need a twin plate, you should get one. Mine was probably on its way out, but I made short work of it (no 7000rpm launches, but there were a couple that were up there ops: ). Now it's time for a twin plate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MatthewL14
    Thanks, would a twin plate be necessary ruuning around 350-400 hp(thats how much power im looking to achieve somehow, not sure with what parts yet though).
    Stock GT-R - 7 hard launches it will be done. From brand new, to the car will not move any more.

    Drive it like a woman, and it will last a long time.

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    Maintenance Requirements for RB26DETT/ R32


    Air filter element OEM –16546 –V0100 or 16546-V0100 , Fram CA4309 Every 36,000 miles
    Oil Mobil 1 10-30 , 15-50 Every 3,000 miles or 6 months
    Oil Filter OEM 15208-60U00 , Fram PH3682OEM(R34) 15208-9E000 Every 3,000 miles
    Spark Plugs NGK PFR6A-11 Every 60,000 miles
    Timing Belt OEM 13028-20P25 Every 60,000 miles
    Suspension ball joint grease Every 72,000 miles or 4 years
    Manual transmission fluid GL-4 75 –90 Every 60,000 miles or 2 years
    Differential Fluid - Front GL-5 85W-90 Every 60,000 miles or 2 years
    - Center Nissan Automatic Fluid D Every 60,000 miles or 2 years
    - Rear LSD GL-5 80W-90 Every 60,000 miles or 2 years
    Fuel Filter Purolator F44663 , 1996 Infiniti J30 Every 15,000 miles
    Wiper Blades Bosch 40921-21 (R33) As required
    Radiator Cap OEM – 21430-4B700
    Brake Pads - Front AP460 R-4S As required
    - Rear AP109 .595 R-4S As required

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    Excellent. Moving to FAQ 8)
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    Redline Shockproof Heavy tranny fluid to help save your 3rd gear synchro.

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