Originally Posted by JB1 Why the big price difference between the kit for the Stillen fascia and the one for the stock fascia? Looking at the pictures of the kit
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03-22-2012, 10:31 AM | #16 (permalink) |
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I didn't know how they mounted with the fangs for their bumper until I ordered the fangs last night and looked at the pictures. The fangs have circular openings on the back side that the hose attaches to, so no bracket on that side of the kit. However, when I added in the fangs, it was actually more expensive for me.
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This one is on my list too if it works for people.
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We're changing the images on the website now. Yes, the STILLEN fascia does not use the smaller brackets. As Mike pointed out, the STILLEN fascia inlets already come designed to incorporate the ducting.
We are looking at what we can do for the Nismo cars. The biggest problem we're having is making it look good. These integrate pretty seamlessly into the factory and STILLEN fascia, unfortunately the Nismo fascia does not have a good opening for this. |
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...guess this will present the stock bumper folks who are using those holes to route cold air to the engine bay with decisions to make...
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We have not looked into the G37 yet.
Realistically, if you have a G37 and/or a Nismo 370Z, the STILLEN fascia kit will be the one to go with. The backing plates and hoses will all work fine, it's just a matter of getting the mounting bracket for intake to work. The big problem we're having when looking at the Nismo, is making it look right. And to be honest, we haven't looked at the G's yet. The instructions are PACKED with pictures: http://www.stillen.com/product_files/308360~inst.pdf |
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It can you will just want to make a custom front bracket, and maybe get air either in the side scoops or paint it black and do a fitting/scoop on each side of the lage opening.
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Kyle,
Can you please comment on compatibility with your oil cooler kit and the lines running around the passenger side? It seems like the oil lines and brake ducting need to go through the same area.
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