yep 88's.

 

Just finished pulling the rear axles for the tsb on the clicking sound. Wow so awesome, no more clicking! I love this forum

 

Easy enough to do? How many parts did you need to buy?

 

G35 mud guards.

 

After having the Z for 6 months i finally got headlight restorer lol.
Before:

After:

 

Nice. I totally need to do that as well.

 

what did you use? those are good results.

 

^ Also really curious as to what kit you used.

 

Hmm, what's different about G35 mudguards?

 

https://my350z.com/forum/exterior-an...-on-the-z.html

 

Ordered six of these:

 

I used the 3m head light restoration kit, I recommend you buy the "complete kit" that is on amazon that also comes with "protectant" to make the headlights look nice longer, or do what I did and buy the "blue magic headlight lenssealer" to protect it from UV and the elements.
Make sure to be really thorough and take your time, AND DO IT IN PROPER LIGHT I kinda hurried on one light and it was getting dark and one light has some swirls you can see quite easily, but even then it still looks better then it did before lol.

 

Washed and waxed the Z.

 

put the rotors on last night:

 

I washed my new baby!

Here is a video in fast motion.
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_va4ZpK7I8

 

That's awesome. I'm going to buy both of those. My headlights went from perfect to ugly too quickly.

 

Just some some youtube vid with acrylic werks, used on non laminated lights, they demonstrated on a G35, said they weren't laminated.

By hand, he removed the clouding from the headlight in realtime on the camera. Whilst it won't get scratches out, it looks pretty interesting.

 

mothers one step headlight restorer....it worked amazingly well

 

I have this kit sat in it's box ready to be used when i get the time between other upgrades

 

Actually F2, I get a kick of having a stock track...it was just born cocky and has a log book ...ya can't teach that!