Aftermarket Parts Companies

JaKBaLLTV said:

looking for a CAI for my new 23 SR, but all i found was a K&N filter, and so installed one of those as i usually do. why is it the aftermarket folks don't show the Versas any love? particularly when it comes to performance mods, and even styling mods.. like Ground FX etc, splitters and such. even with my 22 Sentra SR i had b4 this Versa, absolutely no CAI's out there, just a K&N filter. although i did find a decent front splitter, and side skirts off Ebay for it

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Lol. This should be a book:
"Economy 101: Re-Explaining Supply vs. Demand to Zoomers"

Bottom line:
The Versa is the cheapest car in America, and HAS been numerous years in a row. There are those of us dumb enough to tinker with them but even so, these cars are CHEAP and we know this. If someone wants performance ANYTHING they don't buy a Versa, so most performance parts manufacturers don't make any parts for them because they would never sell because 90% of Versa owners do not care! Simple as that.

I myself make custom one-off and small batch performance parts for these cars but refuse to pay advertising fees for this forum (in addition to being silenced after voicing my disdain over a pedophile Juke owner in our community), so I don't advertise here. Even if this were not the case, the same people who always complain about "no aftermarket" complain about prices once the parts they wanted all along finally exist. (Exhibit A in photo, someone who messaged me on Instagram in 2020)

The way things are, you have 3 options:

1: Get creative or make use of what already exists.
2. Wait for R&D for new parts to be developed.
(You own a new car, be patient. We didn't even see Fortune Auto coilovers for the 2nd gen N17 until almost 8 years after its release, this is normal)
3. Be the dummy in the photo attached to this reply





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