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G’day ACT SAU’ers. 
Does anyone have a go-to contact at a local Nissan dealership that will actually do their job and find/quote/order parts? I’ve found Lennock used to have a good guy who cared but has left, and the current lot seem quite muppet-like. Local help? Or, barring that, a contact at a dealership outside of the ACT who knows their stuff and can actually do their job?

4 hours ago, LTSJayce said:

G’day ACT SAU’ers. 
Does anyone have a go-to contact at a local Nissan dealership that will actually do their job and find/quote/order parts? I’ve found Lennock used to have a good guy who cared but has left, and the current lot seem quite muppet-like. Local help? Or, barring that, a contact at a dealership outside of the ACT who knows their stuff and can actually do their job?

Honestly after trying most dealerships local, I'd highly recommend dealing with Kudos Motorsport. 

-Blake.

3 hours ago, Blakeo said:

Honestly after trying most dealerships local, I'd highly recommend dealing with Kudos Motorsport. 

-Blake.

They supply genuine Nissan parts? I did not know this...

I order online using these guys.....they are in Brissy I think?  I had to order new drivers side window rubbers and runners for inside the door.

http://www.nissanparts.com.au/

But I've used Just Jap and Amayama and found them good as well.

My local Nissan dealership is actually really good, no issues with getting parts in... but it's pretty rare I end up ordering anything through there

https://jp-carparts.com 

Getting parts from Japan has always been below cost price from the local dealership, obviously they can't sell something below cost price so any big purchase is coming from Japan and I'll wait the extra few days for the parts. 

I also use Kudos and Justjap, but for big purchases sometimes it's worth waiting a few extra days

  • 1 month later...
On 22/10/2019 at 8:01 PM, tridentt150v said:

Haven't you finished the R32 yet Jayce?  Thought it would have been showroom finish by now?

She’s on the dyno for her final tune as I write this!

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