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  1. SBN2645 at £850 - for 300zx and other nissans

     

    SBN3510-01 at £1,200 - for 350z with the original VLSD fitted (GT models)

     

    SBN3510-02 at £1,200 - same as above but is the SQ super quiet version

     

    SBN3515-01 at £1,200 - for the 350z with the original open diff (None GT models)

     

    SBN3515-02 at £1,400 - same as above but the SQ super quiet version

     

    you can check if you have a VLSD vs an open diff by lifting the rear of the car and spinning a tyre, VSLD both wheels turn the same direction - open diff each wheel spins in opposite direction.

     

    hope that helps I just recently changed my diff for the Quaife helical torque biasing diff.

     

    Hardest part was removing the ring gear, impact driver wasn’t man enough as the screwing are loctite’d in.

     

    solution shown in the images, screw one of the axles to a piece of wood, wedge wood between two walls. Make longest lever arm as possible and then push with all your power.. worked for me and had the worm gear off in no time


    Ps the oil was disgusting smelling, my MRS wasn’t happy stinking out my dinning area but oh well.

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  2. Hi all,


    I’m wondering if some technical wizard can help me out.

     

    I have a lovely new quaife diff (the 13L model) to replace my 350z VLSD diff. I have been reading the long input shaft needs to be either machined down (as per drawing that comes with the diff) or a new smaller shaft is needed to be purchased.

     

    can someone super clever tell me this short input shafts part number please ☺️. I’ve been searching and my mind is boggled! I don’t want to order the wrong one and waste a day fitting my old diff back in once I realise my stupid mistake 🙃.

     

    I’m guessing (from reading other threads) this is the best approach as it gives more spline contact and also has the circlip slot that is needed.

     

    I haven’t taken apart the diff yet so everything I’m saying is hopefully accurate, if not please tell me my stupidity.

     

    thanks all 🤙

  3. Bought this from tarmac a little while back but never got around to fitting it.

     

    brand new in box, these bumpers come folded and when put in a heat booth forms back into shape.

     

    here it is on tarmac website:

    https://www.tarmacsportz.co.uk/kbd-nissan-350z-03-08-n3-r-style-1-piece-polyurethane-front-bumper.html

     

    £693 new and have to wait a couple months for delivery

     

    im selling £600. Nearly £100 saving

     

    would prefer collection as it’s big from Stevenage Uk

     

    can look into delivery if really needed.

     

    cheers

    Rich

     

     

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  5. Hi Guys,

     

    I have for sale my old Rays with Good Year Eagle F1 Tyres on, Approx 7.5mm Front Tread left and 5mm Rear Tread left. The rays were removed from my 54 plate DE @ approx 40000 miles. They have some scuffs on them but no pealing or blistering, look amazing still. Im asking for £600 open to offers (NOW £500). will need to be collected from Stevenage, see pics below.

     

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    Front wheel 1

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    Front wheel 2

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    Rear wheel 3

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    Rear wheel 4

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    Front tyres

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    Rear Tyres

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    Next is my OEM Intake manifold, Removed at approx 38000 miles might be useful for someone to send of to get polished or plated, £50 collection only from stevenage (NOW £30) want it gone

     

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    Cheers all

  6. The standard intake manifold on the z is very restrictive. Now you have increased the size and flow from the filter your engine can breathe more freely.

     

    Before when you let off the throttle the huge vacuum in the manifold would cause the engine to slow down really quickly, giving you that jumpy feeling. Now when you let off, the engine can slow down smoother, plus accelerate smoother too.

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