what do you think?
found this thread from a while back and thought id update it since its changed a bit plus for any of you new roadster owners who aren’t sure what to do. (some of the pics recent while some ive posted in some other threads too)
wheels: varrstoen es2 19x9.5/10.5 F+12 R+7
tires: 245/35, 275/35
suspension:
BC Racing oem coilovers
SPC camber kits front&rear
whiteline bushing (front lower control arm inner bushing)
JWT clutch/flywheel kit
5/16 motordyne plenum spacer
JWT pop charger
hand polished plenum and timing cover
hopefully more things to come over time…





wheels: varrstoen es2 19x9.5/10.5 F+12 R+7
tires: 245/35, 275/35
suspension:
BC Racing oem coilovers
SPC camber kits front&rear
whiteline bushing (front lower control arm inner bushing)
JWT clutch/flywheel kit
5/16 motordyne plenum spacer
JWT pop charger
hand polished plenum and timing cover
hopefully more things to come over time…





Lookin good. Maybe get a polished Z1 intake tube and some polished zeetoyz caps or polished reservoirs.. Would add a nice touch to the engine bay!
Also, do your fronts rub at all?
Also, do your fronts rub at all?
thanks! =)
thanks B! yea ive thought about all of those, the polished tube and some caps but i havent been paying to much attention to the engine bay lately..
i should start getting back into it but id like to get some interior stuff done too
as far as rubbing up front i havent had any issues
i should start getting back into it but id like to get some interior stuff done too
as far as rubbing up front i havent had any issues
I've just got to say what a turnaround from the first pictures you posted, I'm so glad you left the cannards off as they're more suited to Coupe's. I've never been that keen on roadsters to tell you the truth but this really does float my boat. The wheels look right, the bodykit looks right, ride height looks right and the photo of your engine bay, well you could eat your dinner off that, just a shame that I've read that you've let it slide a bit. Congrats on the work that you've done on it. The only thing I would suggest is that you fit a spoiler like the one fitted to Zamfields ZR (the post below this one) as the space from the end of the rag top to the end of the trunk seems out of proportion and needs to be broken up a little.
Last edited by samsniss350z; Mar 19, 2014 at 10:03 AM.
You've kept that paint in great condition. For someone that was hesitant on the lowering it, you certainly dumped it! Looking awesome...
Would I interest you in sending me some cuban cigars?
Would I interest you in sending me some cuban cigars?
I've just got to say what a turnaround from the first pictures you posted, I'm so glad you left the cannards off as they're more suited to Coupe's. I've never been that keen on roadsters to tell you the truth but this really does float my boat. The wheels look right, the bodykit looks right, ride height looks right and the photo of your engine bay, well you could eat your dinner off that, just a shame that I've read that you've let it slide a bit. Congrats on the work that you've done on it. The only thing I would suggest is that you fit a spoiler like the one fitted to Zamfields ZR (the post below this one) as the space from the end of the rag top to the end of the trunk seems out of proportion and needs to be broken up a little.



brand: Vis Racing i bought it off ebay.. n2
i used to wax it just about every weekend now its more or less once a month.. LOL yea i know a lot of people have probably thought that but once i lowered it i just wanted to keep going lower.. front bumpers cracked in a few places but i can live with it.
I like it, I think the canards on the front look good IMO. And the black wheels before didnt fit the car, but if you would have dropped it, added spacers, stretched the wheels with some camber it would have looked fine. Again just personal opinion.
It's a roadster, anything not shrunken down would like stupid.
I think this is a happy medium... it looks bigger with the roof down, honest!
Just not my taste, that's all, never really liked the Stillen design. Everyone has their own preference and taste. You may not like my style but it's down the owner and what makes them happy.




