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Old 06-07-2006, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Jason@Performance
I finally got them listed online!

NISMO Bushing's for 350Z / G35

See the above link for Pricing...

We have a few sets instock ready to ship...
Want to update that link please?
Old 08-12-2006, 10:59 PM
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jason@performance

might be interested in the rear upper shock mount bushing (item 56218-RRZ30 on your website) if they would work with aftermarket dampers.

let me know either here or PM and I'll add it to my current order.

thanks
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Originally Posted by fairladyZ in Japan
Here is some more info from NISMO .. including # pieces, total part cost, and estimated install time ..

Front upper link bushing .. 4 pieces .. 1.5 hours

Front transverse link bushing ... 2 pieces .. 1.5 hours

Rear upper arm bushing ... 4 pieces .. 1.5 hours

Rear radius rod bushing axle side ... 2 pieces .. 4.0 hours

Rear radius rod bushing body side ... 2 pieces .. 1.0 hour

Rear front lower link bushing axle side ... 2 pieces .. 4.0 hours

Rear front lower link bushing body side ... 2 pieces .. 1.0 hour

Rear rear lower link bushing body side ... 2 pieces .. 1.0 hour

Rear shock absorber - upper bushing ... 2 pieces .. 0.5 hour


Total cost for parts is ... JYE 28,200 = US$ 256

Total estimated labor hours are ... 16.0 hours


I will be getting this NISMO bushing kit done in August together with a new tire install and then complete alignment.

This should be fun ...
$256 for the kit and $800 for install that is if you find a tech that works for 50 an hour. Not cost effective.
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Originally Posted by KhanMan
Want to update that link please?
Here is a new link for these items...

http://mynismo.com/products/?id=5348
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Originally Posted by palepony
jason@performance

might be interested in the rear upper shock mount bushing (item 56218-RRZ30 on your website) if they would work with aftermarket dampers.

let me know either here or PM and I'll add it to my current order.

thanks
What kind of aftermarket dampers?

If they are a direct replacement like Koni or Tokico shocks then yes they will work... Should work with coil overs as well, but I do not think they have that much travel...
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jason,

koni/truechoice dampers.

when you say they dont have much travel, do you mean there is not enough "slop" in the stock bushings to make it worth it?

thanks
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well, that specific bushing you are talking about is a rubber stopper that goes in the dust boot...

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okay, then, don't need it. thanks

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Jason, do you have a part number for #16? I stripped the bolt on it today trying to install the Hotchkis sways and it may be easier to replace the whole thing than get someone to cut the bolt off.
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Originally Posted by CLS
Jason, do you have a part number for #16? I stripped the bolt on it today trying to install the Hotchkis sways and it may be easier to replace the whole thing than get someone to cut the bolt off.
I can get yyou the part number on Monday... or you can go ahead and order it now here...

www.performancenissanfactoryparts.com
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If I were to get one(or even two parts) what would be the best one to get?
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With my new Cusco RS LSD, I'm getting a lot of drivetrain shudder when it's hot (just after a Solo2 run) or when I'm slowly engaging the clutch in a tight turn.

Any ideas of what bushings I should replace to keep the tranny from shaking?
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