OIL FILTER RE-LOCATION
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I had a quick look yesterday, the wiper arm on the right hand sits along way back so it should be fine. It is from Japan so it should be designed for RHD cars.
Now.... who speaks Japanese?
I had a quick look yesterday, the wiper arm on the right hand sits along way back so it should be fine. It is from Japan so it should be designed for RHD cars.
Now.... who speaks Japanese?
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Race='97 with AVO (soon to be Absurdflow) and GT2560 <--- sod that... LS1 conversion underway!

Race='97 with AVO (soon to be Absurdflow) and GT2560 <--- sod that... LS1 conversion underway!
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Andrew,
How hard and how long did it take for you to install that relocation kit
and how much was postage?
It should fit into my 1998 right? cause the website says 1999 to 2005 but mine is also an NB
How hard and how long did it take for you to install that relocation kit
and how much was postage?
It should fit into my 1998 right? cause the website says 1999 to 2005 but mine is also an NB
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AZNTieN wrote:Andrew,
How hard and how long did it take for you to install that relocation kit
and how much was postage?
It should fit into my 1998 right? cause the website says 1999 to 2005 but mine is also an NB
They are easy enough to fit, just make sure you follow the instructions and have the correct tools.
I'd say about an hour or two at the most.
And yes it should fit your 98.
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Andrew wrote:They have one kit left.........and as for the tool - link
yes just checked there email before and yeah they've only got one kit left
and for the tools i notice they have the "10 pc Stubby combination wrench set - SAE"
which i'd imagine would have the tool for the relocation kit
has anyone used these are they any good as in quality they're only about 10US on top of the relocation kit tool and you get 10 different ones
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