BigBlue

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Since I will not be re-installing these parts I've decided to sell my oem 3.538 FD ring and pinion gears plus every bearing, shim and bolt from the stock setup. In Feb. 2011 I did a fd gear swap on my 2007 350Z and changed it all out with brand new parts.

The installer is a top notch mechanic and is also an UpRev dealer (my tuner) did a good job saving each item and I've kept them boxed up and stored in the house ever since. The car had 27,763 miles on it at that time. Each and every item in this package is in outstanding condition!

This is a great deal for this setup at only $325 *plus shipping (approx. $40) So everything shown here shipped to you (USA) would be $365 (OBO). Here is a list of of what I paid for these exact same oem items that I purchased for my install, from my 2011 invoice:

Pinion bearing- $47.50
Pinion drive bearing- $77.50 *largest one.
(2) Differential side bearings- $105.00 *2 in upper left of pic #1.
(10) Bolts- $27.00

* purchased soon after: (4) side adjust shims- $18 per $72.00, (1) pinion shims- $18.00 (I don't know the thickness of the stock shims). Approx. $350 for the items, not counting the ring and pinion gear themselves new; current value with about 28K miles on all of this. I always have used top quality full synthetic differential lube and changed it always way early before due, like I mentioned these parts look to be in fine condition.

There are many more miles to be had on these items and they could make for a good rebuilt/swap as here is most everything that you would need.

It is already packaged well. I would ship it USPS; it weighs about 22 lbs. and they can ship it to either coast they said for approx. $40 bucks or so and that would work well for me and don't want to mess with cheaper methods, besides that's a good rate. Here are some pics:

SNSH1NE_Z

Can this go on an automatic?

BigBlue

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To be honest I have no idea, but plenty of members here would know for certain.

I.O.

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How was the acceleration compared to stock in your opinion?

BigBlue

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With the 3.9 the car is already running at higher rpms (about 200+ rpms at 80 mph for example) so whatever gear you are in it revs quicker to the next shift point.

There are a lot of posts here about 3.7-4.08 fd. They may or may not help with times in the 1/4 or lap times, but most of those with them like what feels to be a bit quicker than stock; seemed like it to me.

Jake_xciii

would you sell the side bearings alone? im in need of some.

BigBlue

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I'd like to keep it all together and it's packaged together. Thanks though.

BigBlue

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I added an OBO as an option for this set. I'm not at all trying to get rid of it, but may be a bit flexible here. It's well packaged and could be shipped quickly. *kind of a Bump post!

BigBlue

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These items still available. The thread was somehow on "closed" and I hadn't looked at it for some time, it's open now so somebody snag 'em!

BigBlue

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OK, I'll drop this price to $200 plus shipping which is a killer deal. I'd rather just keep this set than sell for any less, so take advantage of this offer! It's well packaged and ready to ship. *Price will not be dropping anymore; this is well worth it.