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whos selling it @ 179 with free shipping?
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LOL...I remember the day when C's short-shifters were the only way to go for a Japanese car. They seem to have dissapeared from the market, though. Any word as to them workin on one for a Z34?
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ill wait, if it means getting a better price ![]() EDIT just saw this thread, http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-g...roup-buys.html Last edited by kdo2milger; 08-19-2009 at 03:06 PM. |
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Is it safe to assume that NISMO parts will be slightly better (in terms of fitment) than other parts? Or is that a disservice to products from B&M and AMS?
Words like "grind" and "notchy" have me worried quite a bit.
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Same question.. I'd assume that a NISMO shifter would be substantially better than the B&M, from what I've heard but I'd love to hear your guys opinion Z1P.
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Is the "Nismo" shifter standard in the Nismo 370Z? If so I will have to go test drive one.
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this is the first ive heard the nismo has a shorter shifter than ours... i still want the ams, its adjustable and looks the same as this "nismo" version |
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