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Whiteline 350z differential full polybushes kit. Brand new in original packaging albeit opened for pictures, have the instructions with grease and sticker etc. £55 inc mainland UK postage [/url]

Cant remember the reg or many details as you were really giving it some with another car. Was near services on m61 heading east. I wasn't in a zed.

Just thought id ask if anyone has a set of solid diff bushes for sale before I search for new. I know there's spl ones available from a couple places.

Thanks man but yeah need complete.

Well maybe say your location and price you want to pay? My location is visible - Manchester. As for price, I said 'cheap'. <£100.

The whiteline ones I have are black. Not sure if thats an old or newer picture. I remember reading something about the whiteline ones not being as harsh due to the holes. Either will be firmer than standard rubber ones and well outlast them too. https://www.z1motorsports.com/suspension/whiteline/whiteline-differential-bushing-kit-350z-370z-g35-g37-p-5801.html

Thanks, but ticks no boxes for me on location or price.

I've used super pro in the past, currently have whiteline on all my front arms are they're sound, being a fair bit cheaper than the SP they are great quality, much better than the cheaper stuff. I have a full set of new diff bushes actually, will be selling them as I'll be fitting solid ones.

Anyone got one they need shut of cheap?

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Wheels are 18" 9j front 10.5j rear

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Try and find a black one in good condition! Not that I'm desperate for one, but whenever I have a look on ebay there are none I have one. Didn't think worth listing as they just seem to sit on there.

Edited by Mod - keep on topic please. Adrian, am I too late on this to go for a plenum spacer?

Sat nicely. The 20/25 combo doesn't sit flush, this 25/30 combo barely sits flush. The amount of negative camber obviously has a large effect, but be aware of those saying that the usual 20/25mm sits flush, it does not - unless you are running 0 camber which involves fitting adjustable arms all round and looking a bit poo.

They do indeed. These were fitted with 25s up front Standard tyre sizes on rays about 20mm down no issues, could have gone lower. Some others have done this 25/30mm combo too. I'll try dig out a picture.

Pair of 5x114.3 nissan fitment eibach 30mm spacers. Barely any use, fitted to rear with rays for about 3 weeks. I'm aware you can buy cheaper spacers than eibach, but new these are £140 for the pair. Asking £85 inc mainland UK postage

Sounds good, not sure what diffuser type ones are though? Do you just like to mention diffusing the situation? Haha Nice one, I'm on same tyres was just wondering for fitment.

What's after the wing? Side skirtz? What size tyre you got on the rear?

Broom should stay.

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The one from dw? I'm a no wing kind of guy but sure you'll make it work.

Thanks for the tips. I like the stripped out noisy feel, but for most people I agree once you start stripping it totally changes the car - for me it's for the better though. Power side is staying put, just the usual bits will be added. Want to get skidding soon which is priority. I have braided brake lines ready to fit from a group buy, read a nice top tip a while back from the tyre cords ripping open standard rubber brake lines so it's been on my mind.

Woah broken your post V