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dunno if this belongs here or not but

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2-OUTER-TIE-ROD-END...es#ht_500wt_877

tie for ends for $50/pair with free postage

they say stagea so if they don't fit you should be able to get your money back (they are listed as the same part number as the r34 ones too)

dunno if this belongs here or not but

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2-OUTER-TIE-ROD-END...es#ht_500wt_877

tie for ends for $50/pair with free postage

they say stagea so if they don't fit you should be able to get your money back (they are listed as the same part number as the r34 ones too)

pip, i head on the grape vine theres 3 diff types for stags... :S dno if its been mentioned but yeah just so ya!

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Engine oil filter - AY100-NS004 (yes, they are quite small)

Engine Air Filter - AY100-NS001

Spark Plugs - NI22401-AQ816

Fuel Filter - 16400-4M405

The fuel filter is in the front left (when looking from the grill) side of the engine.

You will need to go from underneath to get to it.

Plastic clips are quite durable for what they are. to pop them off, slide a flat head screwdriver under the edge of the "head" of the clip and gently rotate the screwdriver on each side. The main pin will eventually pop up and you can remove it without breaking it.

You can get them just about anywhere - workshops, Nissan (have been quoted from 60c up to $2.20 each depending on dealership).

I have a Stagea Autech arx M35 series 1 (2002)

Would I use NI22401-AQ816 spark plugs and which Company is this.

What is the difference between iridium and platinum plugs in normal daily driving.

My last set were still going strong at 130k but I don't recall the type.

thanks

I have a Stagea Autech arx M35 series 1 (2002)

Would I use NI22401-AQ816 spark plugs and which Company is this.

What is the difference between iridium and platinum plugs in normal daily driving.

My last set were still going strong at 130k but I don't recall the type.

thanks

Nissan part number is 22401-AQ815 according to FAST and will be NGK platinum.

Iridium will perform longer than Platinum and can produce a better spark (obviously a lot of this comes down to the design of the tip)

Denso iridium plugs are IKH22 and are what a lot of us are using.

I am sure that someone will chime in with the NGK plug number.

It is pretty easy to change them yourself and there is a DIY over at m35stagea.info

http://m35stagea.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=64

NGK part is LFR6AIX-11

Iridium. bought some yesterday. $10 a plug, $8.00 Shipping.

Theres 6 more if people want

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110630674922&ssPageName=ADME:X:AAQ:AU:1123

pip, i head on the grape vine theres 3 diff types for stags... :S dno if its been mentioned but yeah just so ya!

You are right. I got three B4 I got the right one.

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its a massive pain in the ass to change the plugs on a VQ motor chuckie. hence us putting in the plats/iridiums in the first place.

:cheers:

You should have an S1 with a front facing plenum. Easy as.. LOL

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:cheers:

You should have an S1 with a front facing plenum. Easy as.. LOL

unfortunately our induction enters from the top of the block.

i wish i could say dales quote "on my C34 its easy" lol.. but its just not.

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As some know, the search function isn't working as of late.

So, quick question to those who needed to get tie rod end replacemnts. What ended up fitting, and what car are they suited for?

Cheers,

Adam.

There are three tie rod ends. Later today I will access some papers I have at another address which should tell which is which ...or you can match yours against these (BTW here's a tip - whether or not SAU search function is working I find it easier to use Google - it seems to find the threads on SAU no trouble):

Nisssan part no 48520-23U26.

R34 and R33 GTR are the same, part # 48520-23U25

OK I finally had the LH outer tie rod replaced on the Series 2 Stagea (1998 4WD).

This is what fits- Nissan genuine part No: 48520-23U26, cost was $87.

City Nissan Melbourne- parts centre Tel (03) 8383-8844.

Then calling aftermarket parts place "Partmaster" they said $63 for R34 GTR tie rod end which matches part number:

48520-23U25

If you are buying from a Nissan Dealer they should be able to find the right one if you quote your vin no but I will try to find my info tomorrow to see which aftermarket (cheaper) ones fit.

What's a height adjustable outer?

BTW this is the post I was looking for:

3 different tie rods outers for Stageas, depending on model, year, 4wd/2wd, MT/AT etc

48520-0cu25(2wd)

48520-15u25(4wd)

48520-23u25(4wd)

2 different for R33, both are same part # as 2 of the 3 Stagea tie rods.

48520-15u25(2wd)

48520-23u25(4wd)

To ensure you are getting right part for your car ref your vin.

kazamatierodend1.jpg

Those are height adjustable outer tie rods.

They are used to correct bumpsteer on lowered cars.

That's why I need to know what works on the Stagea, rather then using part numbers as they are an aftermarket item. But if it's GT-R rod ends we use, then I might have to fabricate something up (yay, fun!).

I wonder if R33 knuckles are interchangable with the Stageas, hmm.

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