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Nismo V2 spoiler and the boot staying open


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Hello All,

 

My JDM came with the nismo V2 spoiler fitted. Great but because of the extra weight the boot won't pop open when I press the button or stay open when it's up, it's a massive pain in the arse. Does anyone know of any solutions or better gas struts that can be fitted.

 

I've heard that there is a ballast in the boot lid for cars that come without the factory spoiler, I've had a look but can't see anything?

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There is a weight hidden by the boot plastics that is easily removable.

 

Also yes there are plenty of uprated boot struts available. Try having a look on one of the traders sites :)

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I have the V2 aswell, it pops ok most of the time, and stays up on its own...

 

I dont know if the bodyshop removed the weight or not, but it seems fine in my experience.

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I removed what was left of the ballast, didn't seem very heavy. I suspect this was just the bracket for the already removed counterweight. Anyway it made no difference whatsoever.

 

Any of the traders have any offerings for new gas struts? ZMANALEX etc?

 

Thanks

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There is a weight hidden by the boot plastics that is easily removable

 

This i did not know, i'll be giving it a go at the weekend to see if it makes any difference to mine :thumbs:

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I am in contact with a company in the UK who may be able to re-gas the existing struts for £35 or supply uprated items for £64. Both scenarios will involve sending the struts to them for either re-gassing or fitment of new struts to the existing brackets.

 

I'll update when I know more.

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i always have to press mine twice and i only have the lip spoiler. As soon as we got the first cold morning and i had left my car outside and not in the garage the boot lid kept dropping as well.

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I am in contact with a company in the UK who may be able to re-gas the existing struts for £35 or supply uprated items for £64. Both scenarios will involve sending the struts to them for either re-gassing or fitment of new struts to the existing brackets.

 

I'll update when I know more.

 

iNTERESTING :teeth:

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