ZMANALEX
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If it was some one on here, then I would assume that they may have listed it here: http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/32-for-sale/
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http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/113412-this-won-the-internet-for-me-today/
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New Staffs Member, Looking for a zed
ZMANALEX replied to msb's topic in Introductions & Welcome Messages
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50mph in second gear, in rubbish weather conditions. You have answered your own question.
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2006 black facelift 300bhp 58k miles LOWER TAX BRACKET
ZMANALEX replied to newkid's topic in Zeds For Sale
I would also tidy up your add as you have repeated the text a lot. GLWS -
As above: ^^^ Removal of old spoiler, prep of boot lid, prep of spoiler, painting , fitting etc.
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PM received and replied to with Schematic of rear suspension. All parts are in stock.
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I will have all the parts that you require in stock and good to go same/next day. Drop me a PM if I can help you further. Alex.
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Gates 4pk948 and 6pk1173 are the correct belts for your application without the pulley delete.
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back Tom.
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The VQ35DE has two manual tensioners. The HR has one auto tensioner.
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Pulley delete perhaps ?
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New to the 350Z - A few questions on exhaust and suspension issues
ZMANALEX replied to galaxyg's topic in 350Z Technical
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Plenty pre owned front wings and arch liners in stock. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.
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I am unsure Graham.
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Obviously buying privately will usually always be cheaper than buying from a business which will offer a guarantee and shipping. Still think that £20.00 was a steal. However good luck with your search.
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£20.00 was a steal, obviously the vendor did not know the true value. Jon's prices are about right for fully working parts.
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PM received and replied to.
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Okay, so not the 2017 model, however, well worth a watch especially the Streets of Willow lap.
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Using filler is not a good idea. Best to weld them up and then correct the profile with a small angle grinder. If you are patient and got a steady hand then you will get a perfect finish all ready for painting or powder coating.
