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Originally Posted by Ron Differences that I can think of now are: Body kit Wheels Bracing (front and rear body dampers, reinforced strut bar) Nismo shocks and springs Thicker sways
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03-22-2012, 02:51 AM
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Or, is that what you mean when you refer to the body dampers? At least that is what it states in the manual for the NISMO model. If so, I'm wondering if those would be of benefit to us that have the sport models. I would think so. It looks like they are just there to dampen side play for the front and rear suspension. Or, are they body dampers? Not sure about that one. Looks like ones I've use on suspensions before. Wish they showed the connection points. Oh snap, I'll have to find a NISMO and crawl under it now. I might want those parts. Interesting find I think. Page 5-30 of manual: 
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