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Joey is correct on both of his points. Some of the additional bracing on the Nismo Z is easily removable. However, I don't know how much of it will need
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Joey is correct on both of his points.
Some of the additional bracing on the Nismo Z is easily removable. However, I don't know how much of it will need to be removed. We are looking at having a Nismo in for test fitting for the last two days of this week and all of next. If that car doesn't work out then we have other local customer's who have offered their Nismo's for test fitment. Also, the air to water intercooler is substantially smaller than an air to air intercooler. One thing you will want to seriously consider though is the additiona of an aftermarket oil cooler. |
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