If I felt one before I would pay more for it

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old rears vs new :drool:

Noice

Hello, mr.onzedge. :tup:

You sir have a big toe! :icon17:

Congrats on the Toyos..

lol, optical illusion:roflpuke2:

have a quick teaser :excited:

http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...journal-7.html

:yum:

My favorite wheel (other than my own)

:tup:

Would love to have the part number so I can hunt it down. U briefly looked at the linked threads, but didn't see one and I'm feeling a little too lazy to read through 22 pages to glean that magical bit of info. Can someone spoon feed the part number to me pwease?

Here is the link provided by the OP of the first group buy. Looks like someone will have to do another...

Lee Springs

Yah, I def think another group buy is in order in light of the initial $20 shipping charges. You want to head up that effort Beach?

Yep, installed the spring last week. Feels good. Smoother shifting for sure. Does this work for the 350z too?

without the larger oem spring would having just the piston and small oem spring help support the lateral play (left/right) of the pedal?

i have a feeling you dont really need the larger spring, just the piston. someone in the G forum went the other way and got stiffer springs as the 03-04 G35C's have a heavy clutch. ive gotten use to mine.

Hmmm I might have to look into this clutch helper spring.... however, I find no issue with the OEM clutch/spring as it is.

Red, nice new meats. Are those Toyo Proxes T1R?

Took her for a drive tonight. Couldn't believe the number of folks craning their necks to see the Z. Was at a stop light, turning left... car on the right most lane has folks peering through their windows and pointing. Then further down the road, a family in their Jeep Wrangler looks and smiles... Driving the Z for in it of itself never gets old, then add to it the props folks give you? Priceless.

Also stopped and saw a great spot to take this pic.


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