Free Repair Manual

[Kinerry]

I know this isn't the maintenance forum, but I figure more people will get the chance to get it here

It's uncopyrighted and freely distributable

Share and be happy

http://tc2online.com/images/gtr%2032%20service%20manual%20(good).pdf

btw, it's only up for the weekend

[omegasky]

you copycat!!
gotcha red handed!
http://forums.freshalloy.com/ubbthre...0#Post67503968

[Kinerry]

yea yea lol

I've been in skyline research mode for days on end now and I'm finding all sorts of stuff

This guy emailed me today telling me he knows a port in florida that lets you bring in skylines and tow them off of the dock as long as it doesn't get a lot of attention...

[omegasky]

well since you're in skyline mode, checking out this site might be good:
www.gtr.co.uk it's a really good site, lot's of info.

[1990BNR32]

actually, the tc2online.com site is mine, and i'm the one that purchased the service manual on ebay and posted that link on freshalloy. the service manual probably is copyrighted, but not by Nissan USA so i wasn't too worried posting it.

and what the other guy was saying about a port in Florida where you can bring skylines in is not true. i bought my skyline from a company in Florida that operates out of the free trade zone. they hand picked it for me at an auction in japan, shipped it over and it was brought into the free trade zone, which technically isn't american soil. it still had to be brought through customs and cleared into the US on the bond of an RI, so don't think there's any shortcut to anything involving importing a skyline.

[racingbreed20]

Originally Posted by 1990BNR32

actually, the tc2online.com site is mine, and i'm the one that purchased the service manual on ebay and posted that link on freshalloy. the service manual probably is copyrighted, but not by Nissan USA so i wasn't too worried posting it.

and what the other guy was saying about a port in Florida where you can bring skylines in is not true. i bought my skyline from a company in Florida that operates out of the free trade zone. they hand picked it for me at an auction in japan, shipped it over and it was brought into the free trade zone, which technically isn't american soil. it still had to be brought through customs and cleared into the US on the bond of an RI, so don't think there's any shortcut to anything involving importing a skyline.

So how much did that cost, To ship and bring it through customs. Or is motorex still the only and best way to go....

[1990BNR32]

shipping it here and bringing it through customs has nothing to do with Motorex. in the end, even though I'm not using Motorex as my RI the car will end up costing about what it would if i had bought it through motorex.

[Shiftlock]

Missed the manual