Nismo strut brace part numbers please
05-05-2008, 08:31 AM
#2
I found out the prices on the parts, so forget the part numbers thank-you.
The side pieces list for $376 and the transverse piece lists for $504 making the total come out to over $1000. Obviously, Nissan does not want to sell many do they?
It would be a nice kit for an aftermarket company to copy and market at a reasonable price.
The side pieces list for $376 and the transverse piece lists for $504 making the total come out to over $1000. Obviously, Nissan does not want to sell many do they?
It would be a nice kit for an aftermarket company to copy and market at a reasonable price.
05-05-2008, 09:19 AM
#3
The AAM version has been discussed here a couple of times. Much less expensive and also looks better IMO.
http://www.alteredatmosphere.com/mm5...Code=350Z_SUSP
http://www.alteredatmosphere.com/mm5...Code=350Z_SUSP
05-05-2008, 09:50 AM
#4
All those bends make the AAM less rigid, the factory part is designed for rigidity with larger diameter tubes and fewer bends.
Personally, I prefer simple, functional, no chrome, no wild colors and most of all no after market name plates.
In looking at my '03 Z though, I see where the factory Nismo part may interfere with the air cleaner, making it not usable for my car anyway.
Personally, I prefer simple, functional, no chrome, no wild colors and most of all no after market name plates.
In looking at my '03 Z though, I see where the factory Nismo part may interfere with the air cleaner, making it not usable for my car anyway.
05-05-2008, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by cupcar
I found out the prices on the parts, so forget the part numbers thank-you.
The side pieces list for $376 and the transverse piece lists for $504 making the total come out to over $1000. Obviously, Nissan does not want to sell many do they?
It would be a nice kit for an aftermarket company to copy and market at a reasonable price.
The side pieces list for $376 and the transverse piece lists for $504 making the total come out to over $1000. Obviously, Nissan does not want to sell many do they?
It would be a nice kit for an aftermarket company to copy and market at a reasonable price.
...**** i guess not
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06-11-2008, 08:42 AM
#8
I talked to a guy who procured the Nismo strut pictured for a trial fit.
He found that the bar would not clear the hood on his 2003 Z. Later Z hoods will clear the strut
So that is a major problem for early Z cars to fit this, and probably why there is no equivalent aftermarket piece.
He found that the bar would not clear the hood on his 2003 Z. Later Z hoods will clear the strut
So that is a major problem for early Z cars to fit this, and probably why there is no equivalent aftermarket piece.
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