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jasevr4 Mentor

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More questions!

What colours do the PM/PNM35s come in? So far I have seen wine red, light silver, black and white.

Is it possible to get one without the integrated stereo dash piece? I intend on just running a dual din head unit later so if I can avoid it I will.

Someone has mentioned that there is a difference in the AWD system between the NM and the PM. Is there someewhere I can read up on this? (have searched)

Is the beige interior in the majority of the PMs? Seems like 95% of them have a brown interior whether it is leather or not. Ugly!

Any other suggestions or things I should look for?

Hertz Donut Proficient

Hertz Donut

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You may find this to be very informative for specs and colours:

http://history.nissan.co.jp/STAGEA/M35/0408/index.html

Someone else can speak for the AWD differences between the two models but I believe it's basically NM35 = hydraulic engagement of front shaft and PNM35 = electronic engagement.

M35woah Rising Star

M35woah

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More questions!

What colours do the PM/PNM35s come in? So far I have seen wine red, light silver, black and white.

Is it possible to get one without the integrated stereo dash piece? I intend on just running a dual din head unit later so if I can avoid it I will.

Someone has mentioned that there is a difference in the AWD system between the NM and the PM. Is there someewhere I can read up on this? (have searched)

Is the beige interior in the majority of the PMs? Seems like 95% of them have a brown interior whether it is leather or not. Ugly!

Any other suggestions or things I should look for?

It's similar to the G35x system. I believe the system is called ATTESA ET-S http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATTESA#ATTESA_E-TS as Hertz mentioned it has a different way of engaging.

The ones I mainly see have the same type of interior as PNmad's. Just plain cloth seats, black/grey. You should be able to score one without the integrated stereo, just gotta look for the ones with panasonic head units in them. correzza?

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PN-Mad Grand Master

PN-Mad

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What has been said about the AWD is correct. It uses an electromagnet to actuate the transfer case, rather than high pressure fluid of the previous models. Means the pumps don't fk out, and you can pull a fuse to turn it rwd.

Interiors vary, there are one beige which is horrible, the Axis had some tan/almost orange kind of leather, the other Axis a two tone black grey leather, and then there is black cloth.

M35woah Rising Star

M35woah

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What has been said about the AWD is correct. It uses an electromagnet to actuate the transfer case, rather than high pressure fluid of the previous models. Means the pumps don't fk out, and you can pull a fuse to turn it rwd.

Interiors vary, there are one beige which is horrible, the Axis had some tan/almost orange kind of leather, the other Axis a two tone black grey leather, and then there is black cloth.

Guilty!! xD, they actually half leather, suede for the pattern part and black leather with red stitching round the edges because fasts. Oh and the interiors have different options, electric and manual with/out airbags the styles differ from each other depending what option the car has (I believe this is the same for normal stagea). MANUAL FOR WINZ.

The normal Axis which has the orange/tan leather kinda grows on you when you see it in person.

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PN-Mad Grand Master

PN-Mad

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I swore I'd never buy a beige interior ever again. That will include oompa lumpa skin orange leather.

Yeah, I know yours is part suede, but didn't get it across. There is also an axis with the over fenders, while yours doesn't have them.

Options just seem to be potluck in these cars.

iamhe77 Grand Master

iamhe77

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I swore I'd never buy a beige interior ever again. That will include oompa lumpa skin orange leather.

Yeah, I know yours is part suede, but didn't get it across. There is also an axis with the over fenders, while yours doesn't have them.

Options just seem to be potluck in these cars.

Axis has the over fenders and orange leather interior

Axis S (which Matt has) does not have over fenders and has the nice semi-leather interior

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