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Robert Worm

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Hi all I just bought myself my first ever Nissan Turbo after being a Subaru WRX lover and owner I bought a Stagea and love it from driving to bragging I’m just a little lost with finding & buying parts as I’ve found out my 2001 Nm35 awd v6 turbo is a bitzer so my question is Where and What parts aftermarket and genuine parts are interchangeable 

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A lot of stuff from 350Z, V35 and G35 will fit. If you're looking for new genuine, check-out partsouq. Just pop in your VIN and it'll list each section from the workshop manual and include part numbers. Either Google or eBay the part numbers or just order from partsouq. Took 4 days to get a new brush kit for my starter motor from them and was only $100 shipped.

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20 hours ago, Robert Worm said:

Hi all I just bought myself my first ever Nissan Turbo after being a Subaru WRX lover and owner I bought a Stagea and love it from driving to bragging I’m just a little lost with finding & buying parts as I’ve found out my 2001 Nm35 awd v6 turbo is a bitzer so my question is Where and What parts aftermarket and genuine parts are interchangeable 

You have made a mistake being a subaru lover to start off it, now you're making another mistake by buying the nm35.

Still, go on M35 tuner facebook page, a tons of info and people sell parts there all the time. If you're in Vic, speak to Scotty and Scotty customs.

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