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Chappy

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I am currently looking into all the practicality issues of owning a V36 Skyline. I want a 370gt 7speed AWD sedan, but if they don't end up being comlianced, i will probably settle for a 350gt

In either case most spare parts stores don't even acknowledge the existence of the V35 and V36 Skylines.

I had a similar problem with my 180sx back before they were largely recognised. I used to say it was a 92 SR20DET Silvia which usually worked fine.

So would it be right to assume if i get a 350gt i just tell the guy in the store that i need spares for a Nissan 350z, and a 370z if i get the 370gt?

P.S. sorry if this has been covered before, i searched the FAQ and the other threads in this section before i posted, but i couldn't find anything!

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rs73 Grand Master

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not the V36 350GT though, Nissan 350Z is different and 370Z is only similar to the V36 370GT in terms of most mechanical part (apart from interior, exterior panels, and bits and bobs of other parts).

My guess if the AWD is available for import - the transmission part will be out of the question as local 350z/370z are not offered in AWD.

The only other way is to wait 10-20 years until they become as common as R32 today.

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NISMO Grand Master

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not the V36 350GT though, Nissan 350Z is different and 370Z is only similar to the V36 370GT in terms of most mechanical part (apart from interior, exterior panels, and bits and bobs of other parts).

My guess if the AWD is available for import - the transmission part will be out of the question as local 350z/370z are not offered in AWD.

The only other way is to wait 10-20 years until they become as common as R32 today.

Not entirely true, I'm pretty sure the 07-08 350Z has the same engine as the V36 350GT Skyline sedan. Both have the VQ35HR engine.

As far as i know, engine parts like filters, plugs, etc etc are the same.

Really not sure about running gear like brakes, and obv panels and interior are entirely different.

Chris Rogers Grand Master

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Chris,

Mate i m after decent exhaust and intakes for 370gt coupe.. Any estimates?? and also is there any update on 370 navigations system that you were working on? Cheers!!

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get me a part number. as for navi- I need a car for a few weeks.

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TUFF_350 Proficient

TUFF_350

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Chris,

Mate i m after decent exhaust and intakes for 370gt coupe.. Any estimates?? and also is there any update on 370 navigations system that you were working on? Cheers!!

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This is a great exhaust : http://www.exoticspeed.ca/product_info.php?cPath=62_96_120_741&products_id=4861

does some youtubing for sounds :D

Mr_Luv Newbie

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Hey what about us guys in the states that want some parts from across the water. Seems impossible to get Parts for the G/V35 Amber turn signal Tail lights, nismo gauge clusters, anniversary steering wheels small bits like that.

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WeezzerR_1405 Apprentice

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such as?

Well...was considering below items:

1) Paddle Shifter kit

2) Sport Bumper (Front) and possibly a nice lips for it

3) Side and back kit OEM (Aero Kit)

4) Illuminated Kick plates (Skyline not Infinit wordings)

No 1 & 2 being my priority..he2..:whistling:

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