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No offense, but that is a bunch of BS, any intake for the base will be fine for the Nismo. Just reset your ECU and you should be fine, if
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No offense, but that is a bunch of BS, any intake for the base will be fine for the Nismo. Just reset your ECU and you should be fine, if you want to balance it all out you will need to hit up Cobb or Uprev for a tune.
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no its not B.S. why do you think Outperformance shop bought a Nismo 370z and sent it to Injen for R&D in california?
both Cobb tuning & uprev do not support the Nismo 370z yet. 'no tunes available for Nismo at this time' |
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