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Nah! you can get an early 09 plate for 35k, so perhaps double: By the time that you progress from 350 to 370 they will be even cheaper.

Cayman, good shout if you want to move to the dark side.

If you prefer to stay with Nissan then the natural progression appears to be 350 - 370 - GTR R-35 but you may have to expand the range North for the latter.

There is no extra load or premature wear on the clutch release bearing when having to press the clutch to engage the starter. There is also no forced or splash feed lubrication as the bearing is self lubricating. The OEM Koyo clutch release bearing will out last most clutch kits. The bearing only turns once the pedal is depressed, so in theory the bearing will turn slower with the switch fully working as opposed to turning faster with the switch by passed. So the choice of this mod is fully with the operator as it will not be detrimental to any other perceived mechanical issues. It is purely a safety feature which most modern manufacturers deem advantages for the safe operation of vehicle start up. I agree that start up on a ramp is a PITA, however safety again comes into the equation as it will not be the first time that I have seen a car shoot forward or even off a flat bed ramp due the technician starting the car whilst standing outside the car and not noticing that the car was in gear.

The clue is in the switch description which is "Clutch Safety Switch" However, as you are aware, providing the car is in Neutral then there should be no adverse effects. But, many cars have multiple drivers so I would consider a fully working clutch safety switch imperative and that is the advise I give to others when asked.

I always advise customers and forum members to leave the clutch pedal start, to work the way it is meant to from the factory. However the one exception to this is when the clutch start switch fails and the bypass is required as a temporary measure to get the car started.

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Parts in your links are correct. I sell the above exact same Exedy clutch kit and LUK DMF fly as a kit for £495.00

Match the fronts with the rears (Eagle F1) and then swop to the Michelin once they are all done.

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They are noisier than stock and the coolant effect is less due mainly to the construction of the fan shroud, however they do what it says on the tin and is a cost effective replacement, but is not an upgrade.

This cover was removed in 2005 from a car that I was dismantling, so HR covers were not invented back then. just another of life's many mysteries.

PM received and replied to:

Definitely came off a 2003 car with a single throttle body in 2005, before the dual throttle bodies were even thought of. Also, perfect fit on a VQ35DE engine. Out of curiosity I will try it on an HR when I am in the shop tomorrow.

All in stock and all genuine Nissan.

In stock and good to go same/next day: £125.00 + £25.00 shipping. What colour do you require?

Indeed it is mate. The two piece is extremely rare and very hard to come by, especially in this condition. I also has a recess across the cover which the oem strut brace fits neatly into. Win, Win.

First registered in Japan 01/02/2003 It is a 2 piece engine cover.

This is what I have and it sat under a stock brace. The badge could be painted to any colour you want however the badges are original. PM on its way mate.

This is what I have: Roadster R/H door mirror in Azure with 7 wires: No idea if it has autofold I am afraid. PM on its way.

I can supply but shipping would be a problem I am afraid. Perhaps in this instance, it would be wise to buy direct from your local Nissan dealership.

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Is it the Bank 1 exhaust cam sensor or Bank 1 inlet cam sensor? Both are in stock at the minute.

The Nissan part number is dependant on what year and model of 350 you have.

New Genuine Nissan OEM is only circa £300.00 last time I checked.