Tech Territory

Hello! I have a 2003 Nissan 350z that I have owned for just a few months, and my friend just backed into my passenger door and fender about a week or so ago, and the insurance is paying $2500 for the repair (including paint) but because my car needs a whole new color change anyways, I have already bought a Used Orange 350z passenger door, and am just going to wrap the car, but im looking to maybe get a set of fenders that are maybe 10-50 mm wider than OEM to finish the look for my car (I sold the old wheels and took your guys' advice, thanks for convincing me) because I dont see a point in buying an OEM look fender and then just replacing it later, nonetheless, I was hoping that there was a set of fenders that is just wider, without having to strap a fender kit, or fender flares on the car? I looked for a while and I couldnt seem to find anything, maybe there isnt anything on the market, but help would be appreciated thanks!

Heel Til I Die

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If you're looking for wide body fenders, there are a few options out there, but they are fairly aggressive like Do Luck or RS2. Flares or over fenders would be the best thing to keep it somewhat conservative-looking, but it sounds like you don't want that.

Tech Territory

alright, good to know, thanks for the help, what would be a more conservative overfender? and also are the RS2 fenders wider than factory?

Heel Til I Die

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RS2 are 12mm wider than OEM: https://www.fly1motorsports.com/nissan-350z/rs2-fenders. They're not cheap.

Any type of overfender is going to alter the appearance but if you're looking for something without vents, maybe try Battle Aero (+40mm): https://www.battleaero.com/collectio...-fender-flares

You're going to need to do a good amount of body work to make it look like it's not just slapped on.

DarkZ03

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They look like crap and quite honestly aren't needed, there are people running 295s up front on stock fenders!
The only purpose would be to fit wider wheels.

Tech Territory

tBattle Aero is PERFECT, thanks!!

travlee

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Tech Territory

Why lol

bmccann101

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aftermarket fenders always require fitment work.. this may change your mind on using this scenario for an "upgrade".. may be more than you want to get into

travlee

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Trust that man

Tech Territory

Yeah, i totally get what your saying, both of my rear quarter panels have some damage, and its cheaper to get this and pay somebody to install them then to get it repaired by a bodyshop though, so in the end for me, its a better decision

DarkZ03

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Considering the price of some of theses cars, selling your current one, and getting a better one might not be a bad idea.

amkkeolsa

Many companies that specialize in supplying replacement parts produce kits specifically designed for the Nissan 350Z. Such kits include wider fenders, front and rear bumpers, and side skirts that should match each other and create a unified look. This may be a more comprehensive solution, but it can make a significant difference in the look of your car. Fender covers are similar to fender liners, but are specifically designed to increase the fender area while maintaining the original lines of the car. Sometimes I like to sit back in the car and play online games, just today I was looking for new information on casinos to play 3D Online Slots https://casinosanalyzer.ca/slots-online/3d and I think tonight will be a great evening. They are usually bolted or riveted to existing fenders, allowing you to extend the fender without having to change the entire fender. If you can't find fenders or headlights that meet your requirements, you can consider custom fenders. Qualified body shops can fabricate wider fenders for your car according to your preferences.
Nissan 350Z enthusiast forums and online communities are a great place to get recommendations and advice from owners who may have already done similar modifications. They can offer valuable advice and even recommend specific products or stores.

PeterPotatoes

Pretty much the same thing happened to me. I'm not a fan of the over fenders and prefer the OEM look. I found a pair of seibon dry carbon fenders for cheap. Looks oem but gives 10mm more. Not many around since Seibon stopped making them.

Heel Til I Die

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bmccann101

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i reported it as well.


I was wondering why i got such a slag fender flares reply in my email notifications lol.. now it all makes sense.