Aftermarket Goodies from NISMO
#1
Aftermarket Goodies from NISMO
Does anyone know IF when NISMO parts become available here, if they will be as good as or comparable to aftermarket items. I am speaking of the Greddy catbacks, and Injen intakes in particular. Do you know if they will even have these kinds of parts?
It would be nice to have bolt-ons that Nissan would support. That way when we go in for simple TSBs or MAF replacements, they don't freak out and blame the mods.
Anybody know?
It would be nice to have bolt-ons that Nissan would support. That way when we go in for simple TSBs or MAF replacements, they don't freak out and blame the mods.
Anybody know?
#2
Re: Aftermarket Goodies from NISMO
Originally posted by 2002Maxxxima
Does anyone know IF when NISMO parts become available here, if they will be as good as or comparable to aftermarket items. I am speaking of the Greddy catbacks, and Injen intakes in particular. Do you know if they will even have these kinds of parts?
It would be nice to have bolt-ons that Nissan would support. That way when we go in for simple TSBs or MAF replacements, they don't freak out and blame the mods.
Anybody know?
Does anyone know IF when NISMO parts become available here, if they will be as good as or comparable to aftermarket items. I am speaking of the Greddy catbacks, and Injen intakes in particular. Do you know if they will even have these kinds of parts?
It would be nice to have bolt-ons that Nissan would support. That way when we go in for simple TSBs or MAF replacements, they don't freak out and blame the mods.
Anybody know?
http://www.nismoparts.com/
#3
Re: Re: Aftermarket Goodies from NISMO
Originally posted by DrVolkl
So far, not much for us 2k2's. I keep checking though...try it:
http://www.nismoparts.com/
So far, not much for us 2k2's. I keep checking though...try it:
http://www.nismoparts.com/
#6
Re: No Maximas
Originally posted by 2002Maxxxima
Yeah, that sucks. I don't see anything in there either. What is the Max called in Japan, and do they have parts for that car? I can't believe they wouldn't have parts for their so-called flagship.
Yeah, that sucks. I don't see anything in there either. What is the Max called in Japan, and do they have parts for that car? I can't believe they wouldn't have parts for their so-called flagship.
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there has got to be something for us. Think about it, if NISMO is looking to bring the aftermarket to the states, AND give a warantee on it, how could they overlook the 3.5??? Its in the Z, G35, Max, I35, Altima, pathfinder...its in more than HALF their fleet of cars! I could be totally wrong, but it would be bad for them if they didnt bring over parts for the 3.5. I think the Z is going to be our saving grace..i can only hope though..i want more performace than handling!!
#10
Originally posted by 92 SE-R 02 SE
there has got to be something for us. Think about it, if NISMO is looking to bring the aftermarket to the states, AND give a warantee on it, how could they overlook the 3.5??? Its in the Z, G35, Max, I35, Altima, pathfinder...its in more than HALF their fleet of cars! I could be totally wrong, but it would be bad for them if they didnt bring over parts for the 3.5. I think the Z is going to be our saving grace..i can only hope though..i want more performace than handling!!
there has got to be something for us. Think about it, if NISMO is looking to bring the aftermarket to the states, AND give a warantee on it, how could they overlook the 3.5??? Its in the Z, G35, Max, I35, Altima, pathfinder...its in more than HALF their fleet of cars! I could be totally wrong, but it would be bad for them if they didnt bring over parts for the 3.5. I think the Z is going to be our saving grace..i can only hope though..i want more performace than handling!!
Sometimes I think I shoulda bought that Altima...our max's are being outshined! No one wants to touch them cause they're outa here next year! The altima platform will be around for another 5 years AT LEAST! Total bummer!
#11
That Nismo sight is more like an independent dealer than Nissan offering Nismo parts to the public. As of yet no plans are definite about Nissan bringing Nismo to the states...just gotta hang with the middle man for now.
In Japan the Maxima is the Cefiro but not really. The Cefiro is actually the I35. And here in Japan the flagship is now the Fairlady Z. In the US the Maxima might also be relinquishing the title back to the Z.
And don't fret about parts for the 3.5 With everything else using it the parts are coming. Patience young grasshopper.
Maxima platform dying out? Whatever. The Maxima has been around much longer than the Altima and for some reason if you didn't already know, it's getting a complete rebirth as an 04 model. Meaning it'll be around for at least 5 years more.
In Japan the Maxima is the Cefiro but not really. The Cefiro is actually the I35. And here in Japan the flagship is now the Fairlady Z. In the US the Maxima might also be relinquishing the title back to the Z.
And don't fret about parts for the 3.5 With everything else using it the parts are coming. Patience young grasshopper.
Maxima platform dying out? Whatever. The Maxima has been around much longer than the Altima and for some reason if you didn't already know, it's getting a complete rebirth as an 04 model. Meaning it'll be around for at least 5 years more.
#12
Originally posted by elchino
That Nismo sight is more like an independent dealer than Nissan offering Nismo parts to the public. As of yet no plans are definite about Nissan bringing Nismo to the states...just gotta hang with the middle man for now.
In Japan the Maxima is the Cefiro but not really. The Cefiro is actually the I35. And here in Japan the flagship is now the Fairlady Z. In the US the Maxima might also be relinquishing the title back to the Z.
And don't fret about parts for the 3.5 With everything else using it the parts are coming. Patience young grasshopper.
Maxima platform dying out? Whatever. The Maxima has been around much longer than the Altima and for some reason if you didn't already know, it's getting a complete rebirth as an 04 model. Meaning it'll be around for at least 5 years more.
That Nismo sight is more like an independent dealer than Nissan offering Nismo parts to the public. As of yet no plans are definite about Nissan bringing Nismo to the states...just gotta hang with the middle man for now.
In Japan the Maxima is the Cefiro but not really. The Cefiro is actually the I35. And here in Japan the flagship is now the Fairlady Z. In the US the Maxima might also be relinquishing the title back to the Z.
And don't fret about parts for the 3.5 With everything else using it the parts are coming. Patience young grasshopper.
Maxima platform dying out? Whatever. The Maxima has been around much longer than the Altima and for some reason if you didn't already know, it's getting a complete rebirth as an 04 model. Meaning it'll be around for at least 5 years more.
two different things. the link that was provided above is from Nissan Motorsport. Nissan Motorsport is in the US. they develop nissan parts but they are not warrantied by Nissan in the US.
"NISMO" is the Nissan tuner company in Japan. they make more parts but they are rarely imported here. don't know why.
Nissan Motorsport parts are available in almost every Nissan dealership. they just need the part number from u.
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