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I forgot to post this a few months back, but I'm proud of it. I used an OEM shifter boot to replace the 7AT plastic shift indicator plate. I also

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I forgot to post this a few months back, but I'm proud of it. I used an OEM shifter boot to replace the 7AT plastic shift indicator plate. I also added the manual S-Mode button for future use as a stealthy in-cabin trunk release button (I just need to wire it).



More recently, I had the rear bumper fascia diffuser area wrapped in glossy black vinyl. Nissan should have done this from the beginning on all non-Nismo models.



The EVO-R emblems (front + rear) and debadge was done in June.
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I forgot to post this a few months back, but I'm proud of it. I used an OEM shifter boot to replace the 7AT plastic shift indicator plate. I also added the manual S-Mode button for future use as a stealthy in-cabin trunk release button (I just need to wire it).
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The boot looks even better with an M45 7AT shift knob as it's much smaller and plug and play.

Good idea about the S-button. I did the same but use it for my front fog lights.
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The boot looks even better with an M45 7AT shift knob as it's much smaller and plug and play.
I'll have to look into that. It looks OK now, but it needs something else. That knob might do it. Thanks for the tip!
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