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  • amnash
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    Pm'd ya

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  • nelsonmxmarc
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    Give that a good sand and see if that's rotten through, but you should be okay. Replace that MC and you should be good to go!

    I have one, actually Lemme know if you need a replacement.

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  • Supraclean
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    Looks like its was leaking from the rear.. You were poSsibly geting air into the system.

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  • amnash
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    spent all day today removing parts and brackets from the engine bay. give it a good clean removing 20 years of gunk and muck.


    and when i removed the master cylinder i discoverd something not so pleasant... lol
    this leads back to a brake problem i had before. brakes were sh*t, calipers they were seized, replaced +rotors. helped a LITTLE bit but they still sucked.
    has anyone seen this before?

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  • M13
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    Cool, you picked up Pat's old GTS.


    Good to see someone willing to go to lengths with doing things right.


    Good luck and keep us updated.

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  • nelsonmxmarc
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    Going to look real snazzy inside

    Nice car man!

    Fusebox may be an issue with water though!

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  • amnash
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    lol, nice. no i have everything all ready to go, just need bearings and ill get those fitted when i get the crank balanced

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  • m_melen
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    I pulled my engine the same way, with manifolds off already. Lots of guys pull the whole thing with intake and turbo still attached but i think this is the best way for a first timer. It gave me a lot more space to comfortably remove it and not damage anything.
    Just dont make my mistake and decide to buy all new internals AFTER pulling the engine but before you have the cash lol

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  • bellis_GTR
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    Damn you got a lot of great goodies!! I wish I could put a Bee*R rev builder on my GTR but I'm Scared of oil pump failure. Or does that only happen when the Rpm's are 8Grand or over? Why did you choose to relocate the fuse box there? Dont you need to remove the bumper every time? I know its easy to take off and replace but it could get annoying.

    Great looking R32! I cant wait for more!

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  • canadianjoker
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    Nice to see pat's old car alive and well. Hope the build goes nice, keep us updated.

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  • amnash
    started a topic Project NashZilla: R32 GT-T NEO

    Project NashZilla: R32 GT-T NEO

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    April 2014


    March 2013


    Purchased car with;
    Megan Racing adjustable coilovers
    Megan short throw shifter
    Momo Super Indy wood-grain steering wheel
    Autometer C2 gauges
    Starbo turbo timer
    Autobahn 88 intake pipe and mushrrom filter
    HKS super sequential blow off valve
    SLP front adjustable arms
    SLP Steel braided lines
    GTR 444 cc injectors tuned with Nistune
    Sard rising rate fuel pressure regulator
    KTS adjustable upper knuckles
    KTS HICAS lockout bar
    HICAS pump and lines delete
    Cusco front and rear strut tower braces
    Optima Red top dry cell battery
    8000k HID system
    adjustable cam gears
    GReddy kevlar timing belt
    FMIC
    GReddy Profec B-spec 2 automatic boost controller
    Apexi i street edition exhaust
    A2R downpipe and de-cat pipe
    A2R adjustable upper rear arms









    a/c delete


    first time ever pulling a motor, was easier then i expected.


    ready to be stripped
    Last edited by amnash; 04-21-2015, 07:44 PM.
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