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I have it, it was about $1200 shipping alone was $600. Maybe I can make a mold and sell it cheaper because with the import price, tariffs and international shipping insurance rates raise Costs significantly. Raw Materials and paint aren't that expensive. This body kit was made out of a cheap brittle plastic. But I still think it would be significantly less DIY. If it were made of carbon fiber, it might get more expensive I learned how to do carbon fiber epoxy molding for aviation at AIM you have to layer the twill at least three ply with the middle layer at a 45° angle.

@@versag3776 ok if you do make a mold of the bodykit I will buy it, I been looking for a bodykit for my 2013 versa sedan.

Let me know if you sell the kits as well I been modifying my versa as well Soon I’ll be importing full cat back system for an almera

Awesome! Is it the Japanese version or Thai? It's really hard to find info out there for those. I mean it's not in one place, but it exists. Search engines just don't seem too keen to pick up on keywords from other countries. I took 4 years of Japanese in Highschool so I can get around a bit, whole country of Japan is a giant convenience store. eBay.jp is the best way to search import parts because many of the sellers are willing to ship globally, usually you will have to pay for tariffs and added shipping and wait 4 months it adds up. The n17 is the 3 cylinder 1.5L right? I've been suffering with long COVID and I think I'm finally getting a little better.

@@versag3776 nah that body kit is the one piece the website you got it from wants 2k in shipping 😂

@@Demonsinful they raised prices, and yeah shipping costs went up substantially since I bought it. Thai dollars are like pennies of our money so yeah you may get the body kit for cheap but you will always pay as much or more for international shipping.

@@Demonsinful however you may be able to find a cheaper shipping service than the one that they offer. If you track an international shipping container transit they stop through Thailand for Chinese made goods .. this is because Chinese faux companies are trying to avoid export bans on fake products so they ship them to Thailand to confuse importing countries on country of origin. There's a good chance of negotiating with one to import with their cargo for way less. It's riskier though, if it gets siezed you'd be at a loss as it sits and waits on hold at customs to clear. They also might just steal it. (That's what happened with two carbon fiber bicycles I was shipping from China on AliExpress-$400 loss)

Almera parts are the only way we can make the versas look better. Looking to buy a set of juke nismo recaro seats. Manual versions to swap

You can get the manual from factory, I have one :)

@@hatty_hattington. really I wish I could make mine Manual…

My car is a 2015 Versa lol

@@versag3776 damn 😂

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Yes. It's the same as a 2015

Thank you. I've gotta make a new video soon. Ive been in aviation maintenance tech school. Battled "Long COVID" making a comeback, building a giant drone at the moment.

I knew about the transmissions being identical and the chassis but whaaa? The n12; 230 hp?? I have seen some of the turbo videos but none of

@@versag3776 here one video of the build ua-cam.com/video/ZFufikp6-fo/v-deo.html Quarter mile time ua-cam.com/video/wbWcztOoRAc/v-deo.html

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I bought them back when I was on a wish app binge lol. Lol it was one of the first things I bought for the car and I highly doubt they're legit nismo gear but regardless they're actually really good quality compared to a lot of other Chinese made goods. Heads up; you'll have to drill into the metal on the brake pedal if you want to mount the bolts properly. I just took the rubber boot off so if I ever wanted to put it back to original it won't be too hard and also unnoticeable. Also I used locktite on the mounting bolt threads because I assumed constant motion would probably loosen them over time. Here's the link www.wish.com/m/c/59b9ed2235e73b792583bfc4?hide_login_modal=true&from_ad=goog_shopping&_display_country_code=US&_force_currency_code=USD&pid=googleadwords_int&c=%7BcampaignId%7D&ad_cid=59b9ed2235e73b792583bfc4&ad_cc=US&ad_lang=EN&ad_curr=USD&ad_price=25.00&campaign_id=8701430596&retargeting=true&gclid=CjwKCAjw9vn4BRBaEiwAh0muDLJI1lK8vQDRKr1M3N-9oGzQ-TTD5W2x6Tx1WNnxDpSGb14-Pn3SNxoCKD8QAvD_BwE

Depends, what model do you have? If you have an SV the SL speedometer will work, but you just have to move one wire, pin 16 to pin 13 or vice "versa" lol, I can't remember off the top of my head but one is blank the other is the black wire. If you have an S model however, you'll need to move most of the pins around. Data lines are in different locations, but nothing is impossible my friend.

That 13/16 pin move btw is for illumination control, so not super important but you might want to have dash lights that you can turn down with the combometer.

I just spent some time searching for the link. I ordered them from China, the seller that I bought them from on ebay is selling a different style now with a ribbed plastic guard on the front. I personally don't like this style as much but happen to have 2 sets of those same ones unboxed if you want I would sell you a set for 80, they have the turn signal and running lights. But if you happen to find the link to the others let me know. One of mine got water damage from it not being properly sealed from the factory, something you probably have experienced if you've ever purchased anything from china. After discovering the water I took it apart dried it and resealed it (everywhere water could get in) with silicone then reassembled it but the damage had already been done, 2 LEDs are burned out now and the metallic/electroplated reflective paint on the plastic had corroded off. I recommend making sure Everything is sealed well with silicone before assembly if you plan on buying any aftermarket fog Lights, the quality control is just not where it should be.

Yes. I ordered honeycomb material on eBay, made a mold of the original frame, melted milk jugs and plastic lids for the cast. Spray painted with piano black enamel (high gloss? I think) it clips in but I also used zip ties because I wasn't sure how strong the plastic would be. It's still all together.

3M exterior tape is amazing stuff. I've had no issues with it thus far. Just be sure to clean and prep both surfaces with 70% rubbing alcohol (or above) and let dry before applying the tape. Any dirt or wax will cause poor adhesion.

Versa G okay sounds like a plan! and also the versa looks great, if i could show you mine i would too!

When I bought my 2009 Nissan Versa they were just on the back and I have a the car for about a year and they have held up good you should put them on they look good on my Versa

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What the fuck you mean dog for his Versa that some kind of stupid sling??????

@@williamsmith274 what the fuck you mean sling?? That some stupid ass slang?? 😂learn how to fucking spell man. He meant dong.

Okay so first, the steering wheel is from a totalled Nissan Maxima 15 I believe. You want the steering wheel from the year that has the release pins on the sides and bottom of the steering wheel, that way you can get it off for maintenance. The 2018 one looks exactly the same but the release pins are on the back which would make it near impossible to remove it from the clock spring on the versa once mated lol. The air bag has to match the same year as the wheel and you'll need a resistor to plug in to the 2nd Airbag female connector from the clock spring to trick the Versa Body Control Module into thinking it still has dual airbags, that is, if you get a single airbag system. You can pick a resistor up from eBay for 2 dollars. This steering wheel has an added bonus of button illumination lighting when headlights are on. All functions are identical as soon as it's plugged in, No excess wiring needed, this I did not expect, as I was the first person to do this. I was the guinea pig, so i picked up the wiring diagrams just in case not at all confident it would work. Second, There are a few options out there, one having a heated option, I'm not sure how functionality would transfer through the versa clock spring, if you wanted that option it would require additional wiring, if it's at all possible.

Super easy actually! Most of The steering wheels Nissan makes in similar years are plug and play I found out. I was already prepared to make a harness and didn't need to. Only thing is have a air bag resistor ready they're about $2 for a set, some of the steering wheels only have one air bag and you will need the resistor so the air bag warning light doesn't go off. Do you have an SL note?

A guy in Malay actually made the frame of the grill out of milk jugs and a mold, any #2 plastic will work if you wanna DIY, I added the honeycomb plastic and painted it the same matte black as I painted the rims. Good idea on the push to start video. I planned on figuring out how to do this some time ago so I could make room under the column for paddle shifters. So far what I know is it possibly has to be programmed. The BCM is a different part number for the ikey system, secondary options leave you with aftermarket products but if you look at the repair manuals, legally you can pick up any repair diagram from your local Nissan dealership and use it to mod, there are a lot of clues on how to wire push to start and an Ikey system OEM style.

Thank you for the heads up.

You are welcome I have a stick and they bow out a Imput seal around 75,000 it dumps out all the tranny fluid while your driving I have a 14 and I put in a 16 transmission witch seems to have higher tough but less top speed. But they have the same issue when that transmission gets around 75 it will do the same.

This summer I will put up a video of my versa and show you guys what I have all done to it.

I bought it from www.rstyleracing.com. It took me over a month to find a site through searching that would accept PayPal (at a small upcharge) and ship internationally, so the transaction wasn't sketchy. The people spoke Thai language and had broken English so I used Google translate to message them.

Here's the link: rstyleracing.com/en/product/body-kit-nismo-v2-style-for-nissan-almera-2014/

I'll post it in the descriptions, they have a wide variety of options and will even paint to match

I got on that site and they want like 3500$ just to ship it to the US

@@chrismosley7005 maybe they changed the price, but that sounds steep. Did you check the currency conversion? It should be listed in baht. I think I payed about $700 shipping over boat.

I was thinking bout just buying a turbo manifold and cutting the flags off of it and cutting it off mine and welding it back together so it would bolt right on. And I been looking in to like a Sentra Disk brakes for out in rear it looks like it can be done gonna be going to pull and pay and see what I can find out here soon.

Did you ever complete the swap? I’ve been thinking about buying a juke engine myself and trying it out but I have no idea if it’ll work and what I need

Let me know how that works brother! I’m wanting to do the same thing! Hope it works well for you!

I have hard faith it will work. With some engine bay modifications and maybe a piggyback ecu. The same engine on the juke is used in the rs Sentra with a similar engine bay size as the versa. This is my stall, You think i could piggy back ecus? I don't know anything about the programming language or if I could rewrite the Jukes ECU and TCU to bypass the vin number immobilizer. Theres hard line communication between all 3 systems ECU TCU and BCM and the engine wont start without immobilizer vin info. Replacing all three would literally mean rewiring everything from the stereo, air conditioning, to the speedometer/combo-meter ⬅️Nissans term. Not saying I couldn't do it, but I use my car too often to have it sitting in the garage for as long as it would take. If anyone else wanted to do it first, I would be game to work on this with them.