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I photoshopped it. Made the handguard line up with the belt line and did not extend the handle into the body.

Did you get the katana idea from my post a few years ago? https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/whos-going-to-modify-the-katana.430/page-4#post-17746

https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/nissan-z-proto-scale-model.225/

The blade needs a handle. 😁 https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/whos-going-to-modify-the-katana.430/post-17746

How does the Z break pads? :unsure:

But if this person was stealing $5k worth of merchandise and she intervened, HD would have fired her too. So stupid.

Might be an orange wrap. Engine bay is blue.

The original bumper is still the best looking one.

If only your Z was red. Then again, 15k miles on an HR... That's practically new right?

Adhesive to secure bushings? I'm confused. The sway bar brackets keep the bushings in place. Properly greasing them keeps them quiet.

No need. Especially on stock height. I upgraded my endlinks when I got new sway bars. They started making noise soon after so I threw the stock endlinks back on. Several track events later and oem is still holding up fine.

Feel the car on the track first. What's good on the track can make a horrible street car and possibly dangerous. To answer your question, it depends if you will lower your car or not. If you lower it, you will need adjustable suspension arms to get the car back into alignment. Also, the soft...

Yup. It's in the name. Sway bars are also called anti roll bar. Nismo is fine.

I would upgrade the sway bars first. They help with body roll more than coilovers/spring & shocks. When you start getting into coilovers, you need to consider getting the car back into alignment if you are changing ride height. That requires new suspension arms. Never a bad idea for fresh...

Definitely swap to dot4. No need to go back to dot3 afterwards. Everything else in the car will be fine based on your experience level. Bring an air compressor to air up if you will be messing with tire psi. Check your psi as soon as you get off the track and adjust from there if needed...

Even with video proof, it's still "allegedly". The media's favorite word. What a joke.

Wipe it off with some IPA. Wax protects, doesn't clean.

Adjust the hood bumper and/or striker.

The relocation bracket blocks more airflow than the original. The old one is mounted mostly in front of the reinforcement bar. With the relocation bracket, it'll block off the entire lower right opening along with what the reinforcement bar is already blocking.

Autolights mean they automatically turn on when it gets dark. Not with wiper. Your owner's manual explains this along with other features. Make sure your lights are on at night. Not just the DRLs like many Nissan/Honda drivers on the road.