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World Record NA VHR Build - Nissan 370Z Forum
#5747
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So here in Texas it's required to have a license plate on the front bumper (not windshield). Anyone else in a state where they require the same? Needing ideas on how to relocate it.....have to buy bumperplugs as well......smh
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Ok....just learned Osiris is what I'll need to tune/flash my ECU when I do a I/H/E mod. Luckily, UpRev is just 45min away from me and a tuner 15min away! I feel like a kid with a new toy.....all I want to do is drive my G!
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Guys, read this thread: https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...g-project.html
Those front support braces from the Vert looks like a very appealing mod.
Those front support braces from the Vert looks like a very appealing mod.
Originally Posted by Z1Performance View Post
They are essentially strut braces with a small shock inside. They mount in the front bumper, at the peak of the frame rails, and then in the rear spare tire well. Their job is to dampen vibrations and harmonics that are a natural byproduct of running stiffer springs and more aggressively valved shocks (and lower profile tires) as the NISMO Z comes with. I have the front one from the NISMO 350Z on my car (the rear wont fit due to my sub box). It is a completely dramatic change (for the better) vs not running it. My car was never uncomfortable, despite its very low stance and low profile tires (HKS coilovers and 265/30, 185/30 RE050A), but with the front damper installed, the car was a pleasure to drive on our crappy local roads. So much so that it is more composed than my daily driver ('07 9-3 Aero Wagon).
Here is a review from one of our Subaru STi customers who had them on his car (Yamaha makes them for Subaru, Nissan and I believe there are a couple Toyotas that have them too)
Z-1 Performance Automotive Services Inc. - STI Perfomance Strut Dampers
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For plate relocation options you can look into the stillen tow hook plate frame or one of those fancy hideaway ones.
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Yikes! Way-y-y too expensive. Item #17, between $400 and $500. That's nuts.
Meh. I've got my sights set on the Vert Cradle Brace, at $70+ for the pair.
Meh. I've got my sights set on the Vert Cradle Brace, at $70+ for the pair.
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As for that catback... I reached out to 1CleanG today for a status update on the order I placed 5 weeks ago. Turns out he doesn't have access to FI's build queue, so my only option is to continue with patience, and expect the advertised 10-12 week turn-around.
Hmm. Fortunately, we're digging out of 12" snow today, so it's not like I can do anything with the catback were it to show up...
...except maybe take pictures of it sitting on my dining room table.
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Thanks Brad. I've had the splitter for a little while now but I came up on the CF grill from my teammate over the weekend and I repainted my calipers a couple of weeks ago. I really loved the blue but it would just get lost behind the wheels so I wanted something that would pop a little more.