Originally Posted by Ron I think these ducts would look goof on the nismo bumper Or something along the lines of the nismo RC Someone can probably photoshop it in
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03-23-2012, 06:39 PM | #46 (permalink) |
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Someone can probably photoshop it in
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03-23-2012, 09:13 PM | #47 (permalink) |
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Can't wait to get my kit. I should be able to put it on next weekend. If it gets sent out when they said. But no biggie. The guys at Stillen were a pleasure to talk to.
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03-23-2012, 09:41 PM | #48 (permalink) |
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Ron is just all over it. i was reading about introducing vents in the NISMO bumper. I'll have to take a look at yours when you are don Ron!
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link to thread?
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03-24-2012, 08:44 AM | #50 (permalink) |
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Lol I'm not doing this.. yet
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Ron, that looks similar to what my engineers and I drew up yesterday. We still have the Nismo BRE 370Z here so we'll start playing with this soon. We may need a production car if there is a local one willing to stop by for a few hours one day? The BRE 370 did not start its life as a Nismo so I'll want to make sure that whatever we do will work on a truly production car.
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that is awesome, I would volunteer for it but I'm not local Keep us posted! Pics of said drawing?
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03-24-2012, 11:51 AM | #53 (permalink) |
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this price seems high to me. you get some bent (simple bends) sheet metal and orange hose. this would be pretty easy to duplicate in a metal shop/home shop with just a manual hand brake and a wire feed welder. cool product, great job, but the price point seems a little too much. $100-$150 seems more like it.
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^ +1 to that... you will spend a lot more doing a DIY that works to the same effect given the need for custom brackets etc, and may end up short of the temp benefit of the Stillen setup
Something else to think about... if you cook your rotors and they crack or warp, how much will that cost? If your brakes fade and you end up in a tire wall or worse, how much will that cost? I've done both, better for everyone else to avoid |
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I think people with the Z1 oil cooler set up might have to re-run their oil lines on the passenger side if you want to install this brake cooling kit. I looked today and the area where the brake cooler hose runs from the facia into the wheel well, that's where you have to take out the plastic plate, is exactly the same location where the oil line runfor the Z1 oil cooler set up.
I have the Z1 oilcooler kit installed and I'm interested in the Stillen brake cooler kit, but I'll take some time to figure this one out before I hit "order" on the stillen site...
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Use something like the NISMO RC ducts, and I'll buy the kit.
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After speaking to the new brake manager Jim last August I strongly encouraged him to get the product off the back burner and into production as there was no one filling the need. I'm very happy that they did and I'll gladly pay the $300 for the kit. At the time I would have gladly paid $200 for the 2 hub backing plates and built the rest myself!
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