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  1. Cobra resonated! I recently fitted one I got from cougar store and was very impressed. Nice quality exhaust for the money, fits well and looks good. Most importantly sounds awesome. Not too loud when cruising/part throttle but opens up nicely when at full throttle. 

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  2. 9 hours ago, PageyUK said:

     

    Hi,

     

    Ok thanks. I'll enquire what the price difference is for leaving car with them or not.... 

     

    Have you used them yourself? 

    Yes I have. I had a pair of rays te37s repaired by them. I hit a pothole and bent the outer rim quite badly. They managed to straighten out the damage and refurb them. Came back looking brand new. 

  3. South west wheel repairs in Exeter are very good and I've only ever heard good things about them. They're not the cheapest but do give a very good finish. I think they have the space to store your car whilst they work on the wheels but if you can take them off yourself that would probably be easier for them. I think it's £66 per wheel. 

  4. I'm trying to do a bit of research about it and so far haven't seen anything that says it can't be done. Mine isn't in too bad condition, only 2 conrod journals have some slight marking but just about bad enough for it to need doing.

     

    I'm just trying to see if anyone has used a machinist that's good. I'd rather go to someone that's recommended if I can.

  5. i would hold out on buying new bearings untill you have your crankshaft reground, there is a required clearance between the bearings and journals, also possibly cheaper to buy 2nd hand.

     

    I did spot an ebay company a few months ago who collect and also supply the required bearings. i'm in noway affilliated with the company, i was looking into rebuilding an engine alittle while ago.

     

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CRANKSHAFT-GRINDING-NISSAN-300C-300ZX-350Z-MAXIMA-NAVARA-3-0-3-5-V6-ALL-YEARS-/161920955252?hash=item25b33db374:g:diQAAOSwZjJU8DOd

     

    Thanks for the reply. I know I need the crank ground before I buy bearings but haven't seen many places I can buy from. I've seen a few companies selling more performance orientated bearings but I'm only after fairly standard ones as I don't want to be spending huge sums of money on them.

     

    Thanks the the link I'll have a look at that, could be handy if they supply the correct bearings I'll need as well.

  6. Hi,

     

    I'm after a bit of advice on having my crankshaft machined. Just wandering if anyone knows of a good machinist to take it to in the Devon area?

     

    Also where would the best place to get new bearings from?

  7. Hi everyone,

     

    Thought I'd just say hi as I've just purchased my first 350z. I've been thinking about one for a while and I've ended up taking a gamble on a very cheap one with bottom end knock. Its a 2004 in sunset orange with just over 100,000 miles on the clock. It's a fairly clean car but needs a couple of bits tidying up as well as sorting the engine.

    I'm hoping I don't regret it and can get it up and running nicely again soon but I was after something as a bit of a project so looking forward to getting stuck into it.

    I'm having it delivered on Thursday so I'll put a few pics up over the weekend before I go taking it apart ready for the rebuild.

     

    The only pic I've got at the moment.

     

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