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06-21-2004, 04:08 PM
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I was debating whether to get the strictly z or zee bracket. i went ahead and got z bracket. i noticed at the dealer they had a strictly z on one of the used cars. went back a week later. gone.
strictly z is too easy to steal!
strictly z is too easy to steal!
06-21-2004, 06:25 PM
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but what about air flow blockage?
Originally posted by EL Diablo
Zee Bracket all the way.
Beats the Hell out of those Tickets and Drilled bumper holes
Here is my Z with the Z-Bracket.
http://www.upfrontent.com
you can buy it at courtesynissan.com
Zee Bracket all the way.
Beats the Hell out of those Tickets and Drilled bumper holes
Here is my Z with the Z-Bracket.
http://www.upfrontent.com
you can buy it at courtesynissan.com
I will hate drilling the front bumper. However, if you place the plate in front of the grill won't that block front airflow? I don't know too much about cars, but I would think this is a pretty important thing to consider for cooling and stuff....
Thoughts?
Thanks.
06-22-2004, 07:09 PM
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Originally posted by jam350
I also heartily recommend the Zee-Bracket, as you can see at
www.cliffshade.com/350zr/issues.asp#zee-bracket
In a few days, I'll be facing the challenge of remounting my Zee-Bracket over a chrome mesh grille insert. I anticipate needing my Dremel tool to cut holes in the grille for the bracket's 2 fore-to-aft support rods and 3 hands to hold it all in place while I tighten down the bracket screws.
I also heartily recommend the Zee-Bracket, as you can see at
www.cliffshade.com/350zr/issues.asp#zee-bracket
In a few days, I'll be facing the challenge of remounting my Zee-Bracket over a chrome mesh grille insert. I anticipate needing my Dremel tool to cut holes in the grille for the bracket's 2 fore-to-aft support rods and 3 hands to hold it all in place while I tighten down the bracket screws.
Installed my new Stillen mesh grille behind my existing Zee-Bracket today with no real complication. All it took was a little widening of two of the mesh openings to accomodate the fore-to-aft support rods, as anticipated. Dremel to the rescue once again.
I'll post a picture in a few days. Now it's off to Aspen for the jazz festival -- just the wife and I in the roadster. Like the Porsche ad says, there are only two seats for a reason.
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