how can i order a nismo catalogue?

[lara croft]

i really need to order a nismo catalogue, and i know they're only available in japanese, and unfortunately, so are all the sites that involve ordering from nismo. so please, i NEED to know where i can order it from...

[chezina]

Yep, all the good stuff is japanese ! Try to find someone who speaks japanese or find a Company that imports NISMO parts they can get the catalog. I got the same problem the most interesting pages are in japanese and i can`t read em.:peace

[SpeedRacer1]

http://www.courtesyparts.com/

[misty240]

That website is a great site, but the NISMO catalogue is still in Japanese. It says, mostly Japanese, very little English. But, they have some really cool stuff under gifts!

[lara croft]

thank you, everyone. very much appreciated. and i know the dealers have english versions. i just have to figure how to get my paws on one of those...

[EZcheese15]

Dealer's don't carry Nismo catalog's....atleast not yet.

The catalog's you see at Nissan dealers are Nissan Motorsports catalogs. These are much different than Nismo catalogs. If you want a Nissan Motorsports catalog, they are $5 and can be ordered at a dealer.

Nismo catalogs are japanese only and special ordered through select dealers, such as Courtesy.

[lara croft]

damn...and i thought i found a way to get around the system...i guess i'll just have to learn japaneses... :pface

[Nismo_Freak]

I have/can translate the NISMO catalogue and I can get the goods.

[crypt2k]

i thought that Nismo stood for NISsan MOtorsports...

[EZcheese15]

i thought that Nismo stood for NISsan MOtorsports...

It does and it doesn't. Nismo is short for Nissan Motorsports International. It is the company, based in Japan that tunes all OEM Nissan cars. They develop racing motors, as well as a large development on street tuning.

Nissan Motorsports North America (the Nissan Motorsports that US dealer's can get stuff from) does no development. They simply sell, for the most part, OEM stock Nissan parts. The only difference between them and Nissan Genuine, is that Nissan Motorsports can get a lot of parts from cars that were never sold in the U.S. For instance, they can order you an OEM SR20DET exhaust manifold. They sell very few street tuning parts, unlike Nismo.

Basically, if you're looking to build a racecar, Nissan Motorsports is the place to look (fiberglass body panels, high compression pistons, etc). But if you're looking to make your street car faster, Nismo is where you wanna look. Also, if you're looking to build a custom motor with state of the art technology for a very competitive racing series (not SCCA), then Nismo may also be a place to look.

[l.i.240]

$45.00 for the catalog.........ouch.

[l.i.240]

i thought that Nismo stood for NISsan MOtorsports...

HOnda MOtorsports..........