0475 is alive!
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High quality factory parts, I'm happy.
http://stores.ebay.com/TheNismoShop-...id=p4340.l2563
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Installed Nismo R Tune intakes. Pretty easy install, can do without removing strut bar and engine cover. Nissan supplied clamps which were too small for the small supplied rubber hoses si had to make a parts store run.
New intakes weigh about half what the stock ones do which is a good thing. Nice intake rush sound now when on full throttle.
New intakes weigh about half what the stock ones do which is a good thing. Nice intake rush sound now when on full throttle.
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The easiest thing you could ever do to your Nismo is change the tails, except for drifting it into a guardrail.
Took about 45 minutes to swap for the JDM's and that included having to change the sockets. Got them new off feebay for $225 shipped because one of the sockets was broken, couldn't have used it anyway.
To me the JDM's updated the car about 5 years over the solid reds.
Took about 45 minutes to swap for the JDM's and that included having to change the sockets. Got them new off feebay for $225 shipped because one of the sockets was broken, couldn't have used it anyway.
To me the JDM's updated the car about 5 years over the solid reds.
I love my JDM tails 
