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Hi guys,

I have a set of nismo engine mounts and a nismo gearbox mount for sale to suit BNR32 GTR. I think they may fit one or two other models of skyline but I'll check the nismo catalogue tonight. They are brand new, in the box. pick up from me in sydney or post wherever at your expense (i think it's about 4kg all up). I'm asking $320 for the set. These are an important upgrade if you have increased power (well torque really) over standard and are even more important if you plan on any track work as the engine rocks on it's mounts quite a bit and worn engine mounts can cause other problems (like broken front diff - ask steve n1GTR about that!). Plus nice new, stiff mounts will give you a small benefit of extra response as normally when you mash the throttle some of that instant torque is lost in deflecting the engine mounts, with stiffer mounts this torque travels through the drivetrain instead. no pics, but they are nothing fancy anyway. I guess I can take some pics tonight if needed.

They fit R33 and R34 as well. R34 has a slightly different standard engine mount design to make it easier to work with them but both types fit. Nismo engine mounts for BNR34 are the same as these.

  • 2 weeks later...

geez, don't all beat the door down at once. how about $300 for all the mounts (2X engine, 1 X gearbox)?

Hi Richard,

i sent an e-mail to Greenline for a set of these middle of last week and haven't had a reply as yet. So there loss is your gain.

I've also been looking at your wheel nuts to so might as wheel get those too.

Can you get a price for freight to Perth (6109) for the mounts and nuts and pm me the details.

Cheers

Paul

Hi I sent a PM about a week ago on these.

Havent heard back.

But then Ive looked in my PM folder and It didnt store the message.

Give me a call

Dominic

0414 62 62 43 or pstrata @ tpg.com.au

Im in Sydney

yeah, my mistake. dominic was in first. I just hadn't replied to him. so they are sold to him.

sorry for the confusion guys, just a bit of brain fade on my part.

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