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Thanks for posting this. I need to check mine out too. I thought the suspension felt a little off. It was stiff but didn't handle that great compared to my s14 with coilovers.
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You're the man AK!
Wait till you see the car bro, changed my mind and made a few last minute changes. Going to be cool! |
Nissan used something similar to these on other Nissan models too. On my '92 Slicktop 300zx I found that I had these on my rear struts after 208,000 miles. When I added the TEIN coilovers I noticed that they were on there and did not know what they were for at first. Apparently Nissan has had a problem with this for nearly a decade now.Lol.
Good find btw. |
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Yeah they are alot smaller. They are about 1" wide and are about 4" ~ 5" long. I joked because they resemble a set of Rubber Brass Knuckles.
We see quite a few Z32's come thru here with them still attached. |
3 months and 1900 miles later... Add another member to the d-bag list. I just went out to the garage and looked. I saw at least one on either side. Going to the dealer this weekend. Thanks for the tip.
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I've decided to open a shop. Its a suspension shop but all we do is remove these stupid damn spacers. We dont sell parts, just do simple fixes to Nismo's.
So...$500 and I'll guarantee you a better ride. Please book ahead as we are really busy fixing dumb as Mechanics Oversights. Yes, the same ones you paid 500-1000 or more for Freight and Set up. Its funny yet frustrating how widespread this is. |
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thanks man, 1+ just checked and have them also on my nismo, one on each side, i was able to slide a long flathead screwdriver and pry them off without lifting the car......f$%ing nissan
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What Dustin said
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Dang i had one on each side also :( thanks for the find guys :)
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is there such a thing as a Monterrey Blue Nismo?
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