Mr A

Price reduced due to time-wasters from another advert.

I don't think he's going to be selling his 06 for £10k You never know mate, thought it be worth asking !!! Looking at one tomorrow so fingers crossed!!! All the best with your sale mate Chris Cheers pal, Dunno why nobodies bought Z boy's car yet, you should check it out, hes done some serious work on it.

well, im looking for £16k ono, mileage ill have to check for you in the morning but think its around the 24k mark, last service wasnt done but brakes are still very good, tyres have plenty of thread and oil was changed 3 weeks ago, its on its third owner, this is because the dealer i bought the car from set off the v5 on my name, i changed it to my mums name later (cheaper insurance )

Yep, it had to happen, Im selling my 350z. Need a bigger car due to baby on the way. Anyways, im looking for £15'000 ono. Mileage: 25069 the specs: I.C.E: Kenwood DDX-6029 Infinity Reference 475a 4ch-amplifier Infinity Reference 1600a Mono-Block Amplifier 2 x Infinity Reference 1050w 10â€

Ive done very low mileage, somewhere around the 32k mark, clutch is mainly had it because of my brother, everytime i go abroad, he takes the car out and attempts his "tokyo drift" rubbish and what-not. If the car is driven well, then id suspect the gearbox would last a long time. Having said that, my mates Zed has done 89k on the clock, hes on his 2nd clutch, first one was changed after drift lessons at 57k on the clock.

nice one, so exedy & jwt it is then

The excedy clutch is more than up to the job at £250. JWT flywheel Is £315 and makes the car rev more freely, installation of both £350. dont suppose you have a less expensive flywheel that would match up to the exedy clutch? also, how different (pressure) would the clutch feel from stock? and lastly, do you have anyone in london who can do the installation? Most are around the same price only maybe £10- £15 in it. We use the JWT as it nice and quiet and good value for money. Speak to Martin (Martinmacc) on here we have recently installed the same combo for him. As far as fitting in London any competent garage should be able to do it the 350Z is not a difficult one. A nissan service centre told me they often replace standard parts for performance parts on customers cars, do you think its worth my while or are they charging bmw-type money these days?

The excedy clutch is more than up to the job at £250. JWT flywheel Is £315 and makes the car rev more freely, installation of both £350. dont suppose you have a less expensive flywheel that would match up to the exedy clutch? also, how different (pressure) would the clutch feel from stock? and lastly, do you have anyone in london who can do the installation?

Z boy, sorry to hear about your job, mate. the Zed is amazing, i can see how much work you put into the car, breaks my heart to imagine how you must feel. Keep your chin up, pal.

By the feel of it, my clutch is almost on its way out. Rather then get a standard clutch in, i thought this might be the best time to get a high performance clutch and flywheel (from understanding the labour costs). Ive got my eye on the jwt clutch & jwt flywheel, as im not running a F.I. system, im hoping these two would be enough to deal with small modifications to the engine. Has anyone installed any of the both (or both) and if so, what was the outcome?

not enough info on offsets and widths to say if they will or not thats the problem im having, not too many companies have any info, yet they happily advertise them. ill try finding out the widths & offsets tomorrow and give you a call to check if they're ok to fit, mate.

Ive had my eyes on these alloys, not sure if they come in a staggered fitment, but would mostly want these for winter use only. anybody know if they'll go on the zed?? http://www.madmotors.co.uk/catalog/asia ... 22100.html

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damn! glad to see you're ok, jesus must love you!

i didnt get the whole "fresh out of the mould" thing either. but for all we know, the seller might have very limited knowledge of what hes selling.