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**posting for a mate, a copy off ns.com**

Hey all,

First of all I'll get the urgent ones out of the way:

Wanted: S14 ABS Diff

Item Condition: Diff out of an S14, preferably with a new or 2nd hand low km 1.5 way or 2way in it. I need the centre and the housing, as my aluminium face is cracked.

Price and price conditions: PM me your price, I'd prefer to keep it under a grand if possible, obviously the cheaper the better but I don't want some crappy vlsd with worn bearings.

Extra info I've got a diff housing already, but the aluminium backing is cracked. If you've got just the backing, or are willing to sell the backing and a 2 way centre let me know.

Contact Details: Mobile only - 0403183121

Location: VIC, Bundoora area

Delivery & Conditions of Delivery: Prefer pick up, or drop off if possible because my car is undriveable (i'll pay extra if you drop it off)

Wanted: ORC Single Plate Clutch or something similar for s14

Item Condition: New

Price and price conditions: I've found one kit for $1190, but if I can get the diff and clutch from the same place on some sort of deal, I'll take that instead

Contact Details: Mobile only - 0403183121

Location: VIC, Bundoora area

Delivery & Conditions of Delivery: Prefer pick up, or drop off if possible because my car is undriveable (i'll pay extra if you drop it off)

Now the other stuff, which I won't bother using the template for.

550-650cc injectors, nismo or tomei preferred. z32 afm and plug for s14. EBC, greddy profec e-01 preferred but will consider others. I will also need the engine stuff installed and tuned along with an emanage i've got waiting to go in, and possibly the clutch as well (and a new gearbox). The engine is also making some strange noise, I think it's the timing chain tensioner, or possibly noisy lifters, so if someone wants to have a look at that it would be great, or if you can recommend a good workshop who won't charge ridiculous prices. Hoping to spend around the $600 mark getting that noise fixed, less if possible.

I've got cash waiting for pretty much all this stuff. I need the diff and clutch in by Friday, though if you could get it in tomorrow arvo it would be better. I've got the tools at my house to do this, I think (I can do the diff by myself, just not sure what's involved in putting a clutch in).

Cheers,

Alex

I don't really look on sau often, so send me an email [email protected] or phone 0403 183 121. Alternatively, go here and send me a PM or post in thread http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...howtopic=238844

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