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the ss line isnt needed but it makes for a firmer pedal which i liked I guess its more of a preference thing, I also replaced the pivot bolt I had read that some people have had issues with those breaking so I got a chromoly one, its cheap might want to pick one up and do it while you are in there. all that being said..you will like the new clutch it has a much more positive engagment than the stock one, and the pedal travel is a lot shorter.
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http://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-t...-calipers.html
how much did you get yours for?
how much did you get yours for?
But the good thing about going to 18's are tire prices I went from having to pay $1000+ for my 19's in smaller widths (245f/255r) to $600-$700 for wider 18's (255f/275r).
I bought the enkei's for $1800 shipped.