Exquisite_Red
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- First Name
- Donnie
- Joined
- Feb 24, 2025
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- Location
- Nashville, TN
- Car(s)
- '24 Nissan Z 6MT
- Occupation
- NNA-S Project Manager
Where did you find this? It may be different for aftermarket, but for OEM parts, the part number is always exactly 10 digits long. And if there is ANY change to the part, it requires a new part number; almost always an incremental change to the last five digits. I work closely with the design change group that coordinates this. All that to say, the “2” may just be a vendor suffix or something. If it was an actual new part, I would expect the part number to be changed to B0100-RZ34T, or something like that. Our inventory systems only accept 10 digits. If you enter anything longer, it just ignores any extra digits. But, again, it could be different for aftermarket.Hey guys I have been waiting to order the Nismo touring exhaust for a while since it’s on back order and I was looking today and I found a version 2 of it was wondering what they changed if anything part number are B0100-RZ34S2 For the new one and B0100-RZ34S for the old one none of the listings have pictures of the new one so I’m very curious about it.