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Need to get my belts changed ASAP as they are cracked and the air con one even has a chunk out of it

Called up the local nissan dealer on the gold coast "Von Bibra" and was quoted $50 for one and $47 for the other....

They also wanted $300 for a Z tube :P

can get OEM nissan ones on ebay here for $53 US including postage

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You can have mine for free. They have about 3,000kms on them. I got underdrive pulleys and so i got smaller belts now.

I'll post a pic if you want them.

Doh!

Visited my local workshop guy and got him to order a set

Thanks for the offer though :)

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You can have mine for free. They have about 3,000kms on them. I got underdrive pulleys and so i got smaller belts now.

I'll post a pic if you want them.

Hey can I get those belts if you dont want them and also did you get the badge

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Hey can I get those belts if you dont want them and also did you get the badge

Yeah i got the badge. Put it on the front of my car :P lucky becasue the back of my car is destroyed.

Yeah you can have them. PM me your address.

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