Adrian@TORQEN

2 pallets of StopTech discs, pads, lines arrived from USA, currently in customs, should be with us early next week, so all parts in stock now.

Sold out on the fronts, only 2 rears and 3 sets of skirts left. New batch on order.

Plenty arrived this week from JWT.

More stuff arrived this week, including the new battery and fluids covers.

Over 200 pieces in stock.

New batch arrived from Nismo Japan.

Lots in stock, 350z and 370z. 2 more pallets in production, too.

350z and 370z both in stock.

All versions in stock.

All versions in stock, LHD and RHD.

All versions and colours in stock, ready to ship.

In stock, ready to ship for next day delivery.

And the new range of seats called Orue, details here: https://www.torqen.uk/3134-orue-series

Few pics with another Braum Racing set of seats shipped to a customer in UK.

Few pics with the new TOMEI Y resonated titanium Y pipes for 350z and comparison with the standard TOMEI Y pipe. The new batch of 350z TOMEI Dual exhausts are on the way and should be here next week, too.

Amazing work, Lewis!

Thank you, shipped today, should be there tomorrow.

That's the short version Col, here's the complete speech: https://twitter.com/seebsouq/status/1258443579057475586

Where do I start... what a complete clown.

If you're coming from OEM clutch and flywheel, it will be a lot louder than the dual mass OEM setup. If you had an aftermarket clutch and flywheel before, it will be slightly louder, not such a big impact. As soon as you drive away you won't hear it anymore. You should hear a GTR with the dry sump design, sounds like a bag of nails, much worse than the 370z with light flywheel.

This one: https://www.torqen.uk/nissan/370z/powertrain/ancillaries/641-370z-act-pilot-bearing-pb1012.html Yes, the failures are on the OEM CSC, not on the upgrade version / heavy duty one. This is the OEM CSC: https://www.torqen.uk/nissan/370z/powertrain/ancillaries/641-370z-act-pilot-bearing-pb1012.html

The way it's going right now large gathering = everything more than 5-10 people from different households.

I don't see any large gatherings happening legally this year...

Hi buddy, we sold hundreds of JWT kits throughout Europe and always have these in stock. There are 2 options we do: 1. Nodular iron flywheel and uprated clutch - similar to OEM setup and feel, but single mass, less chatter at idle\ https://www.torqen.uk/nissan/370z/powertrain/clutch-flywheel-packs/1444-370z-jwt-jim-wolf-technology-flywheel-and-clutch-kit-26lb-nodular-flywheel-and-900kg-clutch-l3507-ncfsh.html 2. Light aluminium flywheel and uprated clutch - similar to OEM feel, single mass, slightly more chatter at idle, faster acceleration. https://www.torqen.uk/nissan/370z/powertrain/clutch-flywheel-packs/13721-370z-jwt-jim-wolf-technology-flywheel-and-clutch-kit-14lb-light-flywheel-and-1200kg-clutch-l3507-nchroktb.html On the CSC, you can go for the uprated CSC, cheaper than the CMAK and will most likely outlast your ownership of the car, we've been selling hundreds of these too, not heard of 1 failing yet. https://www.torqen.uk/nissan/370z/powertrain/ancillaries/18779-370z-torqen-heavy-duty-concentric-slave-cylinder-csc-trq-vhr-csc.html Fluid, you can go for the Motul RBF 600: https://www.torqen.uk/nissan/370z/brakes/fluid/2067-370z-motul-rbf-600-racing-brake-fluid-dot-4-100949.html 2 bottles should be enough to flush the whole system and have a bit ready for top-up if required. Hope this helps, but feel free to ask if you have further questions. All the above are ready for delivery on Tuesday anyway Mainland UK. Adrian

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