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I am led to believe that the r31 doesn't fit by anothers report.

I have only just fitted my replacement clutch master cylinder assembly this afternoon, dead easy to do, if you take half an hour you are moving slow.

Bought from kudos (supplier on here) for 110 delivered. 1 1/2 days from ordering to arrive here in perth, fitted nice, can't get better than that. Suppliers here most times can't provide that level of service.

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The rebuild kit for an aussie R31 won't fit the R32 master, as stated in another thread, I got a Y60 RB30 master for mine for $110 from Nissan which was a perfect replacement (this was with a Stagea box though, so I guess it's the same for the RB20). I suppose if you can get a Skyline one for around the same price, you may as well do that.

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