Pictures & sources for 240sx air dam and ducting?

On my 300zx I used 1/4" plywood. I figured if it was good enough for formula atlantic belly pans & trans am nose bottoms it would suffice for an IT car.

Hinged at the back where it attaches to the bottom radiator shroud and angled down to the same height as wheel rim, follows the profile of the bumper per GCR. Lift it up and clamp it to get the car on the trailer.
 
The urethane one that I had came from Nismo. It was very durable. I haven't checked recently to see if it is still available. It would be very easy to fabricate a splitter off the bottom of this spoiler also.

Jim
ITS66
 
The Nismo one is no longer available I believe, but was made by "Erebuni" if I recall correctly. But I am not sure that they are still made either. You will have to look around and see what is available. You will have to fabricate your own duct work to the hubs and brakes. I suggest getting two three inch ducts to each brake/hub. Depending on the front air dam you find, you will have to figure out what works best for your set up.

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Tristan Smith
Buffalo's Southwest Cafe
ITA Nissan 240sx #56
 
Mine was made by Xenon (zee-non)
I don't remember the part number but I think they made the nismo one at one time.
 
Bilracer is correct. After doing some research on the web, that is the one Nissan Motorsports use to sell. Although the one on my car is painted, you can kinda see it on the "action Picture of the month" photo of my car on the home page of this website.

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Tristan Smith
Buffalo's Southwest Cafe
ITA Nissan 240sx #56
 
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