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VQ25DET flywheel bolt torque? Please help

Hi all been reading for last few years site is awesome resource although i'm having trouble finding a workshop manual for a m35 stagea or a v35. 

Attempting to convert a 4 door v35 to vq25det 2wd with 350z z33 gearbox. Have sorted the clearance issues and removed the front diff from motor and starter/ gearbox which with some fab work will work and bolt into the stock location for the vq25 and hit the manual flywheel spot on. 

been unable to find flywheel torque bolt specs for the vq25det which is holding up putting the clutch on and testing tailshaft length.

Thanks all

 

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