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Genuine Nissan. It's not that expensive and will give you peace of mind.


Agreed with Adam[emoji1303]
Same goes with timing belt , bearing OEM used on my car works a treat.
Pay more knowing it will fit/work.
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I just bought a kit from Just Jap...but I was doing the timing belt and idler/tensioner etc as well.  One thing I would advise, get a proper RB25 water pump, don't go for one for an RB30.  The RB30 one fits, but one bolt doesn't line up so you have to do without it.  But the RB30 pumps never seem to last as long on a 25 IMO, mine ended up leaking at the missing bolt.

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OEM Nissan on water pump, timing belt , idler bearings, belts, I always use OEM Nissan.
They cost more but worth it for the vital servicable parts.
Garunteed fitment , insurance if anything goes wrong.
As soon as you fit non-nissan parts goodluck claiming if they fail.

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