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AlanZ

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I honestly really like the way they look! I would get them but I’m not sure it’s worth it on my black Z
 
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Thanks man!

Install wasn't hard, the QR code on the paperwork took me to a website that didn't work. So I held them up to the car to figure out where they needed to be. In my case, I ended up throwing out the templates. I taped them to the car and then held the splash guard over the templates to see if the holes lined up. They were off, so I just used the guards themselves to mark my holes.

Not really a big deal and I'm not giving advice, just a heads up that the templates may not line up.

The most unnerving part for me was drilling the hole at the back underneath the bumper. The push pin is larger for that one, you'll see in the kit.
Thanks for the tips! Yeah looking at the part(s) and my Z I thought I might have to drill a hole or two... oof, I will be careful and take my time.
 

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Thanks for the tips! Yeah looking at the part(s) and my Z I thought I might have to drill a hole or two... oof, I will be careful and take my time.
Absolutely!

Yeah, measure twice (or 100 times) and drill once lol!

IIRC the holes to be drilled are, one in each fenderlip, one in the bottom of each side skirt, and then the large one in the bottom black part of the bumper. I just looked and it might be 2 holes under the rear bumper...

Here are some pics. I know it might seem obvious but when I was trying to do it without any visual aids, it took me a few minutes to see what needed to happen. I'm getting older, so that might be part of it lol!

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Rear: One is a screw and one is a large push pin. I think I started most of the screws and let them self-tap but you can use a drill for a pilot hole
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Also, it might make it easier if you have a helper to hold the part in place while you test fit and mark everything.
 

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Seen running topics like this on other car forums where people talk about what they did with their car and can add it to a thread like this.

Went out for a fun drive?
Met other interesting car people?
Mods?
Upgrades?

I'll start.

Like a few others here have done, added the "Fairlady Z" badging to my spoiler and removed the "Z" in the centerplate on the rear. Got it from thezstore.com it's OEM with a nissan sticker / part number. The blue foam around it really helped line it up right too. :love:


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I like it. Was it hard to remove existing Z, can you please advise on process?
 
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Absolutely!

Yeah, measure twice (or 100 times) and drill once lol!

IIRC the holes to be drilled are, one in each fenderlip, one in the bottom of each side skirt, and then the large one in the bottom black part of the bumper. I just looked and it might be 2 holes under the rear bumper...

Here are some pics. I know it might seem obvious but when I was trying to do it without any visual aids, it took me a few minutes to see what needed to happen. I'm getting older, so that might be part of it lol!

Front:
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Rear: One is a screw and one is a large push pin. I think I started most of the screws and let them self-tap but you can use a drill for a pilot hole
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Also, it might make it easier if you have a helper to hold the part in place while you test fit and mark everything.
Awesome thank you so much for the pix and info. Very helpful! I will have someone with me to assist as well.
 

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Yup. Rosewood. Some days I think it looks more bronze than maroon-ish and somedays I think it looks kind of purple. It's a fun color and absolutely depends on the lighting. To me, the pictures do not do it justice. When I saw it online before I bought it I thought it was a pretty cool color but when I saw it in person I fell in love.

Here are some more pix. First two are the day I bought it. The next two was on a drive a couple weeks later.


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This was my first pick for color, but very rare.
 

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I installed them on mine as well despite numerous negative comments. I really like them and have zero regrets. They are going to tie in very nicely with the GReddy rear spoiler that I have coming.
Nice!! Cant wait to see it on your car. Did you go CF or you going to paint match?
 

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Got my Seibon CF Front Lip and brake ducts delivered today. As soon as I had time, instantly installed them. The fit seems kind of off, the drivers side fit perfectly, while the passenger side has a bit of a gap. Going to retry the install later. Now I wait for the side skirts, and I'll have the rest of the aero bits installed.

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Put on today. ML-10 Motorsport Gold - 19x9.5+18F; 19x10.5+15R - Tires - 275x35F; 305x30R - PS4''s. Mishomito Auminum open end 60 degree conical lugs, aluminum TPS, getting new stem caps and center caps.

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I honestly really like the way they look! I would get them but I’m not sure it’s worth it on my black Z
Bro I ordered mine from factory - they make the rear and fronts clean up look. It was a throw in add and I loved them.

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1st oil change, 1,480 miles. Added Z1 magnetic oil drain bolt. Mobile1 filter. Z1 under shroud service panel is the best thing ever and the race ramps are nice and wide and make being under the vehicle worry free. Whoever Nissan tasked with tightening the oil filter really enjoys his job. The drain bolt was not bad at all. I had to use channel locks to break the filter free.

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