AfterMarket Parts!?

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wacey12345
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I have a Silver nissan versa. 17 in. Konig rims and Kumho tires. I also have 10in. Alpine Type E Subwoofer, Alpine 700 watt 4 channel amp, and a component type-x speaker set on the way. Also have new bright white headlights. I was wondering what exhaust, air intake, and body modifications there is availble.


Ever Victorious
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Your one-stop shop for all of that will be Stillen. They have (or will shortly have) all of those listed parts. Other than that, you can get parts here and there from Impul USA, Tanabe, Eibach, uh... a few other companies have parts here and there.

talk to nissansalesman_wtx if you're looking at the Stillen body kit. sound like he might be able to get a good discount on the kit.

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Jemdawg
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I'd wait for Borla or Magnaflow to make an exhaust, but that's my opinion, as I'm only finishing up my audio for now and waiting for the summer to do anything else. AEM should have an intake out now, I heard that it was coming out on the first, and the first passed, so I think it is out. The only place I've seen it is on tirerack.com. Otherwise, ZPI should shortly be offerring a Fujita intake, as well as many other parts in the near future. Oh, and...


MIdnkight-lude
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truth be told, it still coming out. so nothing is avable yet. :p so your up to all you can really do short of custome work.

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justmerging
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The AEM intake won't be out until well into Feb. The pre-production piece didn't fit at all so they are going to have to do a complete redesign which they aren't going to start until after the holidays.

Eibach springs are awating their final approval of the pro-kit springs. They wanted to make a last minute change to the rear ride height but are due to be released within the next couple of months.

DC sports was working on an axle-back exhaust but I beleive it got axed as they were unsure of the demand at the time of developement which was back in September.

At the same time they were preparing a front strut brace for our cars. It was a nice looking piece. As of about two weeks ago it was in the final stages of production and should be released to the public in the next month and a half or so.

Just a heads up for those looking to install your own lowering springs, it is a royal pain in the rear. Well, the rear is actually pretty easy but the front sucked. Eibach and myself had to remove the plastic cowl to get to all the bolts. To make this easy we had to remove the hood. Big headache but definately worth it.

In case you haven't already heard my V is the test vehicle for these three companies and they try to keep me updated with their progress as often as they can. When I know something I will let you all know something.

MIdnkight-lude
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justmerging wrote:The AEM intake won't be out until well into Feb. The pre-production piece didn't fit at all so they are going to have to do a complete redesign which they aren't going to start until after the holidays.

Eibach springs are awating their final approval of the pro-kit springs. They wanted to make a last minute change to the rear ride height but are due to be released within the next couple of months.

DC sports was working on an axle-back exhaust but I beleive it got axed as they were unsure of the demand at the time of developement which was back in September.

At the same time they were preparing a front strut brace for our cars. It was a nice looking piece. As of about two weeks ago it was in the final stages of production and should be released to the public in the next month and a half or so.

Just a heads up for those looking to install your own lowering springs, it is a royal pain in the rear. Well, the rear is actually pretty easy but the front sucked. Eibach and myself had to remove the plastic cowl to get to all the bolts. To make this easy we had to remove the hood. Big headache but definately worth it.

In case you haven't already heard my V is the test vehicle for these three companies and they try to keep me updated with their progress as often as they can. When I know something I will let you all know something.
guess you luck out before i put myself up to teh chopping block. :p

but the front strut bar from DC sports are rarely my taste. :P luckly for me, i have full access to airtools and lift, so we will see what happen when i get the springs too.

jzinn
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Stillen has a ton of parts already in production and still more to come... take a look at the website, enter your vehicle and you'll see what's available. Here's a picture of the Versa that we built for Nissan/SEMA:

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2K Marketing
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My car was used for the R&D of the Eibach springs and did get a part #. Also Precision Grilles offers a Billet and Mesh grill. http://www.precisiongrilles.com.I have a Magnaflow unliversal muffler on it, sounds great but I would like to see them make a specific application for it!

Pictures of our car below,





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Jrscherer
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Is there a way you can get a sound clip of your exhaust with the muffler, I'm just wondering how they sound when changed.


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