What year parts fit my 2002 Q45? struts,POP,driver's seat&door panels,exhaust...

[neagan]

I just bought a low mileage Q45 non-sport and want to be able to search our classifieds for upgrade suspension, intake/exhaust, ECU, etc. Plus the driver weighed about 350lb's and wore down the panels beside the driver's door while getting in & out and there's a small hole in the driver's bottom cushion.

It would be great if I knew what year Q's would match up parts; should anyone know. Thanks a bunch- Nitro-Nicky

oh, post-script, -There are lots of references to Q45's; such as: Y33/Q50 etc. How do I figure out what applies to which model???

2001 QX4/2008 G-37/2002 Q45
Modified by neagan at 12:49 AM 8/18/2009

[Infinitiguy19]

I think most of the things on the 2002 Q45 are unique to IT. After 2002 lots of parts were upgraded.

350 LBS though, jeez thats alot.

[maxnix]

Sport models were only available in 2002 and 2006 on the F50 Q45.

You need to do a lot more reading of the previous posts to cleanse your mind of erroneous assumptions.

Try posting again when you know enough to complete your profile correctly.

[neagan]

The problem I am having with using the 'SEARCH' function effectively, is that there are so many different number/letter combinations for the Q45 Death Star. For my camaro, all I have to do is know which generation it is (third for my IROC). Thus why I added the postscript asking after what the Y's & '50''s are designating. So 'THAT' would be of HUGE Assistance!!!Nitro-Nicky

[maxnix]

They are chassis designations. Discussed many times: G50, FGY33, F50 = 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation of each Q45 model, respectively.

Now start completeing your profile, please.

[mtzgr777]

I guess the Japanese didn't factor in the 'morbidly obese American' when designing the seats....well now they know!

[neagan]

That's definetly some of the info I need. Although the chassis designation might seem like a 'no-brainer' to the informed, sometimes when you're on the outside, it isn't so obvious as to where a really well balanced place to start using the SEARCH function is at. Now I know and I thank you for pointing me in the right direction! Nitro-Nicky