Sub'd for updates. Haven't heard anything about this in a while, so good to hear its still being worked on. Looks like a lot of work, but I'm sure it will be well worth it. Good luck!
The man hasn't even shown pictures of the engine installed and you're having wet dreams and suffering from premature ejaculation already? Doesn't take much for you huh? I know altima02dub is a man of his word, but what about all those threads with the I'M GOING TURDBO, do you cream then too?
The man hasn't even shown pictures of the engine installed and you're having wet dreams and suffering from premature ejaculation already? Doesn't take much for you huh? I know altima02dub is a man of his word, but what about all those threads with the I'M GOING TURDBO, do you cream then too?
I see what you did there.
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Tuko316, that vortec cyclone that you mentioned,ordered 2 and works great. I got great gains Thanks. Oh and your car is sharp dude.
We'll today I got my 350z rear subframe and well theres some good and bad!
Lets do the good first.....
1. All of the altima suspension links bolt up no problem like they were supposed to be there.
2. The rear subframe bolts up on one side but there are issues I'll explain later.
Now the bad...
1. The altima upper control arm does not bolt up to the 350z subframe(probably needs the 350z one)
2. The 350z rear subframe hits the crossmember on the unibody frame (can be removed and supported in another area)
3. Oh and the 350z subframe is 2 inches short in width then the altimas... :/
In conclusion, the main problem is the width of the 350z subframe, but we share alot of similarities in our rear end design as far as suspension. So all is not lost, knowledge it gained. Below are some pictures of how it fits. My next experiment will be to get my hands on a Murano rear subframe to see how it fits up. Now remember that the Murano and Altima share the same chassis and the murano came AWD. So its subframe is made for a rear dif.
Shot from the rear
The circle is the part of the subframe that needs to be removed and re located
A closer look of where the 350z subframe hits the unibody frame
Just a litle too short :/
Looks like it should belong there! LOL :P
Altima suspension components bolted up to the 350z rear subframe
ha gotta agree people love to hate altimas, they think cause some altimas are 4 bangers they're all slow. they're obviously never rid in a se-R. my altimas a basically stock 4 banger and ill almost garuntee ill smoke any stock 4 cyl wit it.
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