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Assuming that its for a 4" back box, Im after the bungs only.

Can be nice but not in that colour.

how big are those vossen wheels? They don't look like 20s"

take a look at our traders section and youll see many coups with the blitz spoiler. The roadster spoiler was modified by us origionally from a coupe.

Honestly the nismo spoiler really isn't my cup of tea. What side bits are you referring to?

Have you checked under your car or in your engine bay? Look out for oil leeks or sludge near the bottom? It can be a number of many things everyone's mentioned. Clutch does have a distinctive smell but unless you're dumping the clutch at a high rpm causing it to slip a bit or if it's warn and struggling to bite at high speeds I doubt it. Tyres? Again distinctive rubber smell but also doubt it cos you'd have to be wheel spin or slam on your brakes or go sideways to get that smell. Lastly most likely the exhaust. It can get red raw if driven hard at the front so any small oil spills or previous leaks on or around the exhaust would start burning off causing the smell.

Nice one Fug. I saw those. It think 20s" fill up the arches really well.

Nice touch with the purple powder. You got the swaggar Jay

Looking at seeing what kind of rims every one has on their 370's, Also anyone fitted 20" or even 21"? This is not a practicality debate here just curious as to how it'll looks.

It is a bit of a tough one because it is more down to personal decision in what you like in a car. If you have a budget, you mite want to consider the 350Z as they've depreciated quite a bit more and is probably just as fun to drive if you're looking for a weekend blast around. Unfortunately with depreciation, it's too unpredictable and can't be helped. But bare in mind that there are fewer 370Z's compared to 350Z's so in that sense it may hold it's value a bit better compared to the 350z's. Like will said. It's worth test driving one.

Fantastic! But I'd still be scared to work under that though.

This one!!! And only £80 from us

got your PM thanks. I'll take it.

I mite take it for another project of mine. Can you pl me the widthso I can measure it up to the car tomorrow?

laughed when I read this post.

Many zed owners do come to realise that it's not the fastest coupe or roadster and so are either turning to FI keeping the love of the 350z or maybe swap for a 370Z so if you do have a good package then you could be onto something here. Price wise seems about normal but I think many of your customers would like a drop off and pick up service from your self which I'm sure you're capable of doing. So how about offering a full package price of it installed roll in and roll out price? Also maybe do one and have a dyno result so people know what kind of results they could expect for the full package price?

Can't think of a better place to buy a zed mate. Well done.

They are generic parts which you can find on ebay. We stock trays of them at our workshop cos it's not worth the hassle using old rusty ones just replace them with new ones. Look up M6 chimney nuts or M6 Spire clips. And also M6 Hex Bolts about 15mm log would do. Buy SS ones and they'll out lost the rest of the car. HTH

I've still got your carbon one here Pete. Sell it pleeeeessssseeeee:) We have a buyer for your carbon one Pete. Only have these fibreglass ones in black now.

still got a long way to go compared to the google car. Notice how it's steering is constantly self adjusting at slow speeds still. But it makes sense to have a self drive in future. eg. -People who simply don't want to drive but want a car for transport. -Better mobility for the disabled or elderly -Get me home after a **** up

No We have access to PU but PU is not a rigid material and not ideal for resistance. We normally use them for making front lips only because it's ideal for a bit of knocking around and scraping on speed bumps. They flex and don't crack. We've seen many fabricators use them for bumpers which is a nightmare to fit because it's difficult to work with. PU can't be used on something like spoilers or diffusers because they warp and bend under strain. For it to be strong enough to be used as a diffuser, it'll need to be at least an inch thick and it would be very heavy.

The one installed is your one

I've still got your carbon one here Pete.

I've had more requests about the normal one then actual working diffusers and there simply isn't enough interest from people here wanting them.

yep. Well lets put it this way. For me to make the TS diffuser I would need at least 5 people prepared to pay the price for a carbon one to raise enough profit to just cover the mould. Either that or 10 people for fibreglass one. And it's not till after then I am actually in profit. So you see though I'd love to make it, I'm not prepared to tie up so much money for x amount of time and wait for a return.