Adrian@TORQEN

In stock, ready for next day delivery.

Last one in stock!

Fresh stock arrived today, still rocking this deal for forum members.

Just 2, silver and red. The white one belongs to a friend that came to see the new toys

A little update here, since @glrnet is so eager to find out what's new! New tools arrived a few weeks ago, making life so much easier, specially on the wheel hub and axle massive 36mm nuts! Wheels replaced with the Hostile ones and BFG KO2 tyres, 315/70/R17: Bushwacker new wing flares fitted, wheels on, rear bumper on. Brake callipers sprayed in red, HD ReadyLift track bar fitted on the rear as well: HD Smittybilt rear tyre carrier fitted, spare wheel is now on: Rear Dana 44 diff cover replaced with ARB HD cover and oil drained, ready to be filled today with fresh oil. More happening today with the front axle and suspension. Meanwhile, the other JEEP is patiently waiting his turn

There is a very cheap Nismo set here on the forum, as new. Look in the For Sale section.

Rear spindle bushes options added as well, will keep update the first post. Glad you find this useful guys, should we do the same for the 370z?

I'm on MPS 4S Michelin Pilot Sport 4S PS4S - 265/35 R19 (98Y) XL TL Michelin Pilot Sport 4S PS4S - 305/30 R19 (102Y) XL TL

Have a look here and PM me the one you need, we'll see what we can do for you on the price https://www.torqen.uk/84-exhaust-systems

Happy to announce that TORQEN is now the only Authorised Dealer in UK for GReddy Performance Parts. GReddy doesn't need any introduction in the automotive industry, they are and have been world leaders in many lines of performance products, however you can read more about their heritage and products here: http://www.greddy.com/contact/ We will be refreshing our GReddy listings, but do let us know if there is anything special you need from GReddy.

Ha ha! True, they are very, very rare, most people doing SC builds they keep the chargers or sell the car as it is when the time comes. If you decide to go for new, we offer 0% finance which should help

Wait until you deal with the traders on this forum, they're absolutely awesome, nothing if you've seen so far in UK

Very easy, front bumper off.

If you're an Android fan, that's the one to go for on their platform, from what I read so far. See this article for a comparison: https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2017/10/4/16424282/google-pixel-2-vs-iphone-x-samsung-galaxy-s8-lg-v30-price-specs-comparison

No problem, also added in the first post. Don't forget to also bed them in properly, see here: http://torqen.uk/docs/TORQEN-brake-bedding.pdf

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SPL are solid bushes, metallic. Differential bushes added as well in the first post.

Fixed now, thank you. Unless it's a track oriented car, I wouldn't recommend SPL. A lot of vibration and a lot stiffer. Energy would much more appropriated for a fast road car.

Rear subframe bushes added as well in the first post.

Yep, I've started adding the subframe ones, then I'll be doing the differential ones, too.

Yes, that's correct, as I mentioned photos will be updated when they turn up in stock, didn't have all today in stock. Thanks for your input G!

Hi guys, As we have many enquiries about the 350z bushes, we will be designing some diagrams and share them here, hoping this will help clarify which kit is required for a particular set of arms, subframes, antiroll bars, spindle etc. The guide will be updated when time and stock allows. A. CONTROL ARM BUSHES 1. ENERGY SUSPENSION BUSHES Product links: Banana arms - 7.3121X-CRB Front lower control arms - 7.3121X-LCA Front upper control arms - 7.3121X-UCA Rear upper control arms - 7.3122X-UCA Full sets links: Front kit - 7.3121 Rear kit - 7.3122 2. WHITELINE BUSHES Product links: Banana arms - W83389 Front lower control arms - W52991 Front lower control arms - W52992 Rear lower control arms - W62989 Front upper control arms - W52988 Full set links: Essential kit: WEK003 Complete kit: TRQ-WLKIT 3. SPL SOLID BUSHES Links: Banana arms - SPL CRB Z33 Front lower control arms outer - SPL FLBS Z33 Front lower control arms inner - SPL FLBI Z33 Rear upper arm - SPL RUAB Z33 B. REAR SUBFRAME BUSHES 1. ENERGY SUSPENSION BUSHES Link: 7.4103R 2. WHITELINE BUSHES Link: W92994 3. SPL SOLID BUSHES Link: SPL SSB Z33 C. DIFFERENTIAL BUSHES 1. ENERGY SUSPENSION BUSHES Link: 7.1119 2. WHITELINE SUSPENSION BUSHES Links: KDT911 3. SPL SOLID BUSHES Links: SPL SDBS Z33 D. REAR SPINDLE BUSHES 1. WHITELINE BUSHES Shock Bushing or Lower Rear Outer Toe Arm Spring Bucket Bushing Kit - W62535 Upper Rear Control Arm Bushing Kit - W62998 Lower Rear Control Arm Bushing Kit - W62999 2. ENERGY SUSPENSION BUSHES Links: 7.3122X-RSK D. REAR ARMS BUSHES 1. ENERGY SUSPENSION BUSHES Rear Upper Control Arm Bushing Kit - 7.3122X-UCA Rear Traction Arm Rod Link Bushes Kit - 7.3122X-RTARL Rear Spring Bucket Link Bushes Kit - 7.3122X-SBL Rear Camber Arm Bushes Kit - 7.3122X-RCA 2. WHITELINE BUSHES Rear Toe Spring Bucket Inner Arm Bushing Kit - W62996 Rear Lower Trailing Arm Bushing Kit - W62997 Rear Upper Control Arm Bushing Kit - W62998 Rear Lower Control Arm Bushing Kit- W62999 Nissan schematics - FRONT Nissan schematics - REAR This guide should cover everything, but please feel free to suggest any improvements. Hope this helps! Adrian

We were just discussing on our WhatsApp group, @Dashurik here used this company and the results are amazing! https://www.smintc.com Perhaps is worth giving them a call to ask for a few suggestions, if you want to do it yourself? Hope it helps.

20mm front, 25mm rear are the most popular for the 350. We have these in stock, see here: https://www.torqen.uk/114-spacers

Having owned a 2010 low mileage GTR for over 2 years, I susbcribe to all what Alex said above. They’re really not that expensive to run and maintain. £15k figure mentioned above doesn’t have any backing. I haven’t spent a dime on repairing things on the car, but only on upgrades and servicing @ Kaizer Motors