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Ha! Zerocool. I like the username and get the reference.

My knee hits the little wall where the center console charging ports / little cubby hole are all the time. It appears to be leather there but I noticed the other day it's got marks all over it. Also the lower part of the door panels are marked up pretty good from my shoes hitting it. My Z has...

That's my plan. Did some reading up on their purpose and it apparently helps create dead air in front of the wheel potentially giving it better grip. I don't go crazy driving my Z but it doesn't hurt. They do scrape ever so slightly when I drive my Z up onto my race ramps but it's not terrible.

That looks like them. There are shorter ones behind those if you do decide to remove them.

Did you see 2 deflectors? It's kind of hard to see but in my post above (post #17) you can see the shorter deflector behind the one in front. I didn't think the sport came with the second (longer) set but I could be wrong.

I think you need to hit 88 miles per hour and see what happens.

I am stealing this from https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/front-tire-“forward-mud-flaps”.2698/ @bpeckham to the rescue again posting this in the other thread. I have debating removing mine as well so they don't scrape but I do like to do some spirited driving here and there so if it...

Air deflectors that go under the front wheels:

No all my extra pieces that the Nissan dealer should have installed but didnt were just laying there in the trunk. Not hidden or stored anywhere.

You do not have to drill holes for the chin spoiler (on a performance model). You just install it with the included tri-fold rivets. The holes are no big, but they are there. It took me a minute to find them. but they are there and everything lined up, it looks so good too. This page shows...

Mine was "missing" too but I had it in the trunk with the air deflectors and front chin spoiler. Bought mine on a Friday evening and they told me to come back that Monday to get all that stuff installed. I just did it myself. If you cannot find it, this is what you want it just snaps into...

White nismo's look so good.

My completely un-experienced opinion is if you can install it and the same wires / plug are used on both then it should work. I cannot imagine a car company changing the wiring for something like that and would instead leave it up to the buttons / knob on the "stalk" or stick. But again, I...

When I see people with nice cars park like that I get it. When someone has a POS and parks like that they can go to hell 🤣 Besides, you didn't at all, in any way shape or form limit the number of parking spaces in that lot. As long as you don't do this I don't think anyone cares.

Went auto on purpose. I have had many manuals in the past and got sick of driving them in traffic. Lots of fun on the weekends / back roads and I get that desire to have one. Had my time with them and enjoying the more relaxed aspects of driving an auto. Still can go manual mode and and fun...

So since this is all personal preference... To me white wheels only look good on white cars. I have never been a fan of bronze and IMO only really looks good on Blue, White or Gray. So that leaves Black. I love black wheels and they look good on just about anything. That design is great too...

Yellow mustang guy shifting hard? He was very bouncy on shifts.

Yeah I know. I wasn't asking a general question about resistors, I was asking specifically for what this topic is about. sometimes for security car manufactures will Make resistors with different frequencies (Ohms) even within the same model and if it doesn't match what the car expects it will...

I like this! Almost like a level for your character in a video game except it's about driving experience. Maybe even base tickets off of that. If you are a level 25 driver and you get a parking ticket it cost you more than a level 2 because you should know better 🤣

Are there different resistor frequencies or are they all the same?