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Originally Posted by Ken in AZ Well the 370z ss lines from concept z worked on my M45 - can't see why they wouldn't go the other way The CZP

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Old 07-29-2009, 02:40 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Well the 370z ss lines from concept z worked on my M45 - can't see why they wouldn't go the other way
The CZP lines are very different from the Goodrich ones design-wise though. The Goodrich ones emulate the stock layout and use the stock brackets.
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Well the 370z ss lines from concept z worked on my M45 - can't see why they wouldn't go the other way
yep. spindles, wheel hubs, all of that jazz are the same between the m45 and g37/370
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