350z Molded Duckbill?
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350z Molded Duckbill?
Hello! I have a 2003 Nissan 350z Touring Hatchback, and I am working on making the car look a bit more aggressive, I got the IJDMToy Secondary Taillights, and then I got the 2006 Taillights from a Junkyard, but I want to take off the tiny little lip that is on there from factory and replace it with a duckbill, but I cant find one that I enjoy, I dont love the rocketbunny one unless I also get the rest of the kit, and the stillen one is not aggressive enough for me, but it is about the size im thinking... thoughts? If i cant find a good one, I might just go for the Nissan 350z Nismo Spoiler... anyways, any thoughts are aprecciated... Yall are gonna meme on me hard though, I already know lol
Sounds like you want a wing if you are considering Nismo. Less common, Blitz spoiler, Rexpeed makes a rep IIRC. Pic of it on my z.
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Hey Tech,
I also purchased the Evo-R Blitzz spoiler (Same as Sparco). The mold is very well done, it's pretty much a perfect fit (FRP material). I love that it doesn't require the emblem's to be deleted.
An alternative is the TwinZ spoiler, I think this design is better as the mating edges are cleaner/sharper (more flush), I probably would have gone this route had I discovered it sooner. Alas, I already have the Evo-R spoiler painted and ready to mount. I've been eye-ing their rear diffuser as well. My buddy has their Z32 rear diffuser and the fitment/mold quality is amazing. They aren't cheap, but in this instance, you truly get what you pay for.
Cheers!
-Icer
I also purchased the Evo-R Blitzz spoiler (Same as Sparco). The mold is very well done, it's pretty much a perfect fit (FRP material). I love that it doesn't require the emblem's to be deleted.
An alternative is the TwinZ spoiler, I think this design is better as the mating edges are cleaner/sharper (more flush), I probably would have gone this route had I discovered it sooner. Alas, I already have the Evo-R spoiler painted and ready to mount. I've been eye-ing their rear diffuser as well. My buddy has their Z32 rear diffuser and the fitment/mold quality is amazing. They aren't cheap, but in this instance, you truly get what you pay for.
Cheers!
-Icer
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From: Boise
Hey Tech,
I also purchased the Evo-R Blitzz spoiler (Same as Sparco). The mold is very well done, it's pretty much a perfect fit (FRP material). I love that it doesn't require the emblem's to be deleted.
An alternative is the TwinZ spoiler, I think this design is better as the mating edges are cleaner/sharper (more flush), I probably would have gone this route had I discovered it sooner. Alas, I already have the Evo-R spoiler painted and ready to mount. I've been eye-ing their rear diffuser as well. My buddy has their Z32 rear diffuser and the fitment/mold quality is amazing. They aren't cheap, but in this instance, you truly get what you pay for.
Cheers!
-Icer
I also purchased the Evo-R Blitzz spoiler (Same as Sparco). The mold is very well done, it's pretty much a perfect fit (FRP material). I love that it doesn't require the emblem's to be deleted.
An alternative is the TwinZ spoiler, I think this design is better as the mating edges are cleaner/sharper (more flush), I probably would have gone this route had I discovered it sooner. Alas, I already have the Evo-R spoiler painted and ready to mount. I've been eye-ing their rear diffuser as well. My buddy has their Z32 rear diffuser and the fitment/mold quality is amazing. They aren't cheap, but in this instance, you truly get what you pay for.
Cheers!
-Icer
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