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The Nismo body kit is not even close to $8,000 or even half that. I paid around $3,000 for the parts before paint and am looking at around $4,000 painted
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The Nismo body kit is not even close to $8,000 or even half that. I paid around $3,000 for the parts before paint and am looking at around $4,000 painted and installed (doing the install myself, since its OEM nissan it fits as good as original parts. This is of course not including the rediculously priced Nismo wing. But you can get a replica for under $500 and have it painted and installed--which I am not. I also got Nismo wheels used so I saved alot there too. Why am I doing all this? Simple. I want a Blue "NISMO" 370Z. I could of bought a Nismo and painted it blue, but I got a new 370Z that was a year old and saved a lot of $$ so that is the route I took. I don't care if my car will be a "poser". It will be MY CAR and it will look awesome.
I say get a nice used Touring 370Z and get the Nismo body kit for it and have it painted and install it yourself to save $. Or you can just have the body shop do it for a little more. Z1 has a good package deal on it for around $3600. http://www.z1motorsports.com/g37_370...oducts_id=4515 Then you can mod as you like with your choice of CBE, CAI, coils/springs, etc... The Nismo suspension is not that great and most sell it to get something else.
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$3600+350 shipping. That's without the wing which I could live without. An aftermarket wing could provide more downforce anyway. |
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I see warning signs ahead. Hopefully you test drive a Z-a long drive
this is like champagne to wild turkey 101 or Bach to Metallica I guess you could buy the Z for the looks and buy stock in Dynamat |
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Worst case scenario I get a $1000 beater car. Maybe a 70s era benz. or a volvo tank. =P |
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Get the nismo and upgrade the sound system with a pioneer avic-120bt or avic-130bt. The 7' screen size fits the dash perfectly and looks clean. All the ipod function, HD radio, SD card, DVD player, bluetooth, and backup camera beats the touring's. Upgrade the front speakers with Alpine Type-R speakers with a decent amp and sub and you will love driving your car.
That's what I did to my nismo. |
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