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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 For the first time out, assuming you drive within your abilities, you should be able to get by with brake pads, brake fluid and an oil
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Plus since you have a Nismo, you're pretty well set up to enjoy the on-track experience. Stiff suspension from the factory will feel "at home" on the track where it feels a bit harsh on the street, etc. Don't be fooled, though, your brakes and all the other stuff are exactly like a non-Nismo's, so you gotta do those upgrades. |
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