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Originally Posted by MJB For all the Nismo guys... Removing the front and rear body dampers saves 8.4lbs . I can't hear/feel any noises/vibrations or anything after I removed them.

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Old 11-11-2012, 01:17 PM   #11 (permalink)
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For all the Nismo guys... Removing the front and rear body dampers saves 8.4lbs. I can't hear/feel any noises/vibrations or anything after I removed them.
Our standered cars don't have them so I see no reason why there absolutly need. I feel if you have most suspension upgrades (coilover/springs, sways) they more than make up for the body dampners.

I really think now I'm going to remove the crash beam up front.
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