NISMO Twin Turbo! Confirmed!
#16
01-21-2005, 01:13 AM
so why would they sale a twin turbo kit... if they are gonna make a production car with twin turbo on it... i guess if it is nismo then maybe it's different... wouldn't they want people to trade their N/a g's for tt skylines that are coming out in 2007... oh well i'll believe it when i see it
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01-21-2005, 01:43 AM
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01-21-2005, 01:49 AM
Originally Posted by Merlin
It's only confirmed when the kit is actually for sale. I say that Nissan/Infiniti would be the exception rather than the rule for a manufacturer to warranty things like that. Dealers do offer things like this, like BMW with DINAN kits, but it is up to the dealer, of course they charge a premium and the other catch is you have to take it to the dealer that did the work or try and find another DINAN dealer.
Only time will tell when NISMO is actually in the dealers.
Merlin.
Only time will tell when NISMO is actually in the dealers.
Merlin.
yea seriously, i wanna see it to believe it! But if its true, that will be sick!
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01-21-2005, 07:57 AM
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01-21-2005, 08:41 AM
Haha this thread reminds me of a conversation I had with my salesguy:
He told me there was a Nissan 'performance' ECU upgrade availible that would let my car shift at 13,000 RPM. I'm not making this us....
Just because a salesguy or dealership says something doesn't make anything 'confirmed!'
It is kinda ironic that he mentioned it would void the engine warranty. Maybe he knew that at 8,000rpm I would be throwing rods in every direction!
He told me there was a Nissan 'performance' ECU upgrade availible that would let my car shift at 13,000 RPM. I'm not making this us....
Just because a salesguy or dealership says something doesn't make anything 'confirmed!'
It is kinda ironic that he mentioned it would void the engine warranty. Maybe he knew that at 8,000rpm I would be throwing rods in every direction!
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Originally Posted by BADG35
OK... Give me the number of the dealership who is doing this and I will make an appointment next week. Do you have the number? Who is your source? Where did you hear this? Is there a website? Why would you make this post with no back up, not even a link? - Just Curious
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Your right, dealers do tend to 'spin yarns' once they see you are an enthusiast.
My dealer told me that Stillen is in bed (figure of speech) with the factory and that their upgrades do not jepordize the awesome Infiniti powertrain warranty...
So I called around to several dealers (we have tons in Socal) and all of them confirmed that any form of engine mods have the 'potential to' jepordize the warranty.
My dealer told me that Stillen is in bed (figure of speech) with the factory and that their upgrades do not jepordize the awesome Infiniti powertrain warranty...
So I called around to several dealers (we have tons in Socal) and all of them confirmed that any form of engine mods have the 'potential to' jepordize the warranty.
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01-21-2005, 12:23 PM
