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Credit: roro

I decided to just compile a thread listing all part numbers that have been frequently requested. This will answer everyone’s questions about what exactly is needed to do everything right and hopefully eliminate any confusion or trial and error.

SER Tail Lights

  • 26555ZB725 – left
  • 26550ZB725 – right

SER Front Bumper

  • 62022ZB700 – front bumper
  • 62084ZB700 – lower grille
  • 62256ZB700, 62257ZB700 – fog finishers
  • 26155ZB725, 26150ZB725 – projector fog lights
  • 085666205A – screws for new fogs; you will need 4 (2/side)
  • 089671065A – nuts/clips for fogs; also need 4
  • 62090ZB700 – foam absorber; NOT needed (you can just remove the old one)
  • 63842ZB700, 63843ZB700 – wheel wells (aka fender liners); these are highly recommended! the stock wheel wells will not fit / match up with the SER bumper
  • 75890ZB700 – engine undercover; also highly recommended. the stock one will not reach the SER bumper. you could always go w/o it but who knows what could splash up there.

SER Suspension

  • 562307Y007 – rear sway bar (27mm)
  • 546137Y011 – rear bushings; you will need 2 of these to fit the thicker RSB
  • 562347Y001, 562337Y001 – rear brackets; you need these with the RSB
  • 54611ZB700 – front sway bar (24mm)
  • 54613ZB700 – front bushings; need 2 with FSB
  • 54303ZB725 – front strut, left
  • 54302ZB725 – front strut, right
  • 56210ZB725 – rear shocks (you need 2 obviously)

Nissan FSM recommends replacing these nuts and bolts for the front struts every time (e.g. during a spring installation)

  • 012230004U – (4) lower mounting nuts, 93-114lbs
  • 54588AD002 – (2) connecting rod bolts, 59-72lbs
  • 0122300301 – (2) piston rod lock, 44-65lbs

SER Spoiler

  • 96030ZB710 – lip spoiler; comes unpainted!

NISMO

  • 13020RNZ35 – VQ35 cams
  • 20100RNL10 – 3.5 catback
  • 5300SRSL10 – suspension, front
  • 5621SRSL10 – suspension, rear
  • 54600RSL10 – sway bars (but you might as well get the SER parts since they are the same and cheaper)

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Question: Where did your audio or trunk battery power wire?

Answers (Your choice of options from various owners)

  • “Grommet above the gas on the firewall. It’s where I have my power cable. You have to cut the carpet a bit.”
  • “I ran my power wire threw the same hole as the hood release cable”
  • “Drilled a hole through the firewall on the driver’s side. It’s the shortest distance to the battery to get the full power you’re trying to run through the cable.”
  • “There was a nice easy spot under the glovebox on the passenger side with no drilling.”

 

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Owner: Justin Batista

Year: 2005
Model: Altima
Color: Black
Transmission: 6-Speed Manual
Trim: SE-R

Dyno Numbers:

  • All Motor: 327.9 WHP / 269 TQ
  • Supercharged: 410 WHP / 335 TQ

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Dyno Sheets

All Motor: 327.9 WHP / 269 TQ

Supercharged: 410 WHP / 335 TQ

Mod List:

  • Fully Built VQ35DE Engine
  • 96mm Wiseco Pistons
  • Eagle rods
  • Calico Coated ACL Bearings and Thrust Bearings
  • ARP Main Studs
  • ARP L19 Head Studs
  • Cometic Head Gasket
  • Ferrea 6000 Series Valves
  • Supertech Double Valve Springs
  • 6-Speed Manual LSD Transmission with an Upgraded 4.428 Final Drive
  • Speed Force Racing SFR Upper Intake Manifold
  • MP90 Gen 4 Magnuson/Eaton Supercharger (Custom Fitted to Altima)
  • UpRev Tuned
  • Brembo Front/Rear Calipers
  • RC 440 Injectors
  • Aeromotive Fuel Pump
  • Aluminum Mishimoto Radiator
  • Mishimoto Race Series Intercooler
  • Tial Blow-off Valve
  • Custom Intercooler 3″ Piping
  • Enkei RPF1 Wheels

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