NISMO Parts for Nissan Skyline GT-R - R32 - Nissan Skyline GT-R s and GTR Information

Old style NISMO logo

A couple of the NISMO parts that I have on my NISMO R32 GT-R. These were not stock parts, rather aftermarket parts. The old style squared off and triangle logo was used on the NISMO R32, and the 400R.

Old logo NISMO floor mats

NISMO steering wheel

NISMO dead pedal

NISMO seat vs normal seat

"NISMO, a short form of "Nissan Motorsports," is the performance brand for Nissan, and is one of the company's purveyors of innovation and excitement. NISMO offers products featuring innovative technology and high performance to a wide range of customers for street use. NISMO cars provide exciting driving experiences with motorsports-inspired aerodynamics and styling, enhanced handling characteristics and unmatched agility."

http://nissannews.com/en-US/nissan/usa/channels/us-united-states-nissan-company-logos/photos/nismo-logo

NISMO triple meter for R32 GT-R. 1.2 kg/cm2 boost gauge

1984	September	Established Nissan Motorsport International Co., Ltd. as a base of the Omori branch of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and the Special Vehicle Test Division of the Oppama Plant of the company
	September	First president Yasuharu Nanba
	October	Business started in Omori, Tokyo
1985	February	Development and sales of Nismo original automotive parts started
1987	September	NISMO PADDOCK opened
1988	January	Established Nissan Motor Sports Europe Ltd. (NME)
1988	January	NISMO shop (NISMO PADDOCK IN Kobe) opened the first store
1989	June	Nismo Oppama Engineering Center opened
1993	March	Integrate Nismo Oppama Engineering Center with Omori head office
1993	April	Transfer Nissan Motorsport Europe to European Nissan Operation
1994	July	Merger with Mobility Park Co., Ltd.
1994	July	Second in-house president Adachi Adachi assumed office
1995	February	Nissan / Nismo supporter's club, "Club Le Mans" launched
1997	May	NISMO PADDOCK renamed to "Omori Factory"
1997	November	The 1st NISMO FESTIVAL at FISCO held
2002	July	3rd president president Kenichi Sasaki assumed inauguration
2004	April	Yuichi Sanada as the fourth president
2004	April	Changed "Club Le Mans" to "Club NISMO"
2006	March	Opened NISMO Engine Development Center in Tsurumi Ward, Yokohama City (present location)
2006	October	Mobility park transferred to Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
2008	August	Renewed NISMO shop system and developed NISMO expert shops and NISMO service center
2010	April	Inaugher position Shi-Ichi Miyaya 5th president
year 2012	December	Relocated to Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama
2013	January	Start business at current location
2013	March	Showroom open
2014	July	Renewed NISMO shop system and developed NISMO performance center
2016	April	Inauguration as Takao Katagiri 6th President