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Nissan Parts - Right Part Numbers Also Tomei 87mm Headgasket For 86.5 Build?


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Just asking if you guys would know if these are the right parts - someone with nissan fast setup maybe?

Anyway your feedback would be great.

Nissan OEM BCNR33 GTR Crank Angle Sensor

"NISSAN SENSOR A-CRANK 23731-02U11" ?

Nissan OEM GTR N1 Oil Pump

"NISSAN ASSY OIL PUMP 15010-24U01" ?

Also one other question I was getting block bored & honed to 86.5mm and was wondering if Tomei RB26 Gasket Kit (1.2mm) (87mm) would suit. As far as I can tell tomei only make a 87mm and an 88mm gaskets.

Cheers,

Pen

Edited by Penfold

Your better off getting a CAS from UAS. Nissan want $900 or so for them, UAS want about $400 ;)

Same for the oil pump, much cheaper

http://www.uniqueautosports.com.au/

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