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SRM = sport no brainer NISMO if you are going to stay stock maybe, but if you are going to mod it for track use definitely go sport. A lot
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SRM = sport no brainer
NISMO if you are going to stay stock maybe, but if you are going to mod it for track use definitely go sport. A lot of pricy NISMO stuff will come off for better aftermarket stuff from Stillen, Z1, etc.
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