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The flat centre part of the washer goes to the sub frame side.

Fully working pre-owned switches are in stock if required. Just drop me a PM if I can help further.

12k is a good contingency fund, however, how good will depend on how many years you are planning to keep the car? Normally a well cared for R35 should not be to expensive to repair, but a serious issue similar to the GR6 tranny will eat up a lot of your 12k. On an average of 12,000 miles per annum, expect to pay circa £2000.00 p.a. for your annual service and a set of tyres + your insurance and road tax and a warranty if you decide to go that route.

The most common reason why the bonnet touches the A pillars is because the hinges sieze up. I have had this issue on 350/370 and R35. So remove the bonnet and free of the hinges and grease up well.

A Litchfield warranty is the way to go. There are conditions that your car has to meet before they would offer you a warranty, also their servicing costs are very reasonable. I would not consider an insurance type warranty that most dealerships offer for an R35 If you are unlucky, then repair costs can be big money. Like all warranty policies: READ THE SMALL PRINT

to the forum Marty.

back to the forum Rob. PM received and replied to.

6.4 kg is a tad light and will only add to the chatter. The lighter the fly the more change in inertia. However, it is what it is and within a few months you will become accustomed to it. Perhaps in hindsight, you should have fitted the Extreme clutch and fly kit, which would have been much quieter.

The SMF has no damping properties so any transmission noises will be "exaggerated" That is one of the reasons why manufacturers install a DMF from the factory to "mask" such noises. Just don't labour it and keep the revs above 1500 rpm and you will be fine. What brand of clutch and SMF did you fit?

It is normal for SMF to chatter below 2000 rpm. A change in driving style will almost alleviate your issue.

I am sure that I can help you with this, just let me know what you require.

If Brembo fitment, front shims are part of the OEM pads, however, aftermarket are available. Rear shims are sold separately from Nissan or aftermarket.

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Should have Gunmetal in stock mate. What year and model is your car? Just drop me a PM if I can help further.

to the forum. None of the parts that you have mentioned are expensive to replace. I am dismantling 4 x 350Zs at the moment so I always have a good supply of low mileage preowned rust free parts in stock. Have a look at the buyer's guide on this forum, lots of good info in there. Alex.

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Best to refit it, however, if you are not carrying a heavy load in the boot, then not required. All it does is adjusts your headlight beam to stop dazzling oncoming cars when your boot is loaded.

Sorry, nothing in Silver Rob. Alex.

I have lived here for 35 years and never seen this before. https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/scotland/1424616/deer-take-dander-scottish-town/?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=PJ Daily Newsletter 2018-02-28&utm_term=Press and Journal - Newsletter

Nissan direct is your best bet.

Have a look here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_350Z Is it similar to below?

An image of the FRONT of the engine if you are unsure.

Rev up or pre rev up ? Or an image of the front of the engine if you are unsure. Pre rev up are in stock and perhaps rev up also. Alex.