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Hi All,

Does anyone know any parts store that stocks items for our engines? I'm thinking Bursons or someone? It is becoming increasingly frustrating not having a consistant supplier of new parts.

There are numerous second hand dealers around the place but if you want something new, it's barren!

Surely there must be someone who supports VQ engines?

Tony

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If you are happy to wait, there are plenty of online stores which can supply genuine parts at decent prices.

If you want parts in 10 minutes on a Saturday afternoon.. buy a Falcon or a Commodore. There isn't enough demand for local parts suppliers to stock much for these engines.

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Where are you located? I have second hand and new aftermarket cam and crank sensors here for the VQ35.

You bought the wrong car if you want to buy parts at Bursons. :P

Haha thats actually part of the reason i love this car! I feel my frustration is more to do with the fact it keeps having issues that require fixing, not that they cant be resolved by a trip to pick-a-part. Although this car is fantastic overall, the ol' R31 was certainly easier in this sense!!

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