The front lip comes with a tube of glue And some bolts.

Would be better fitted with 3m double sided tap I reckon.
You get nothing with the rear Valance.
The grill bit will be easy to fit and take off as well, they are loose in with the packaging.
Might trial fit the rear Valance tomorrow and prime it as I have preped it today.

 

Few pics as requested.
Hope these are ok.

 

 

And

 

And some one asked the colour of my car

 

Steve,

Stop taking pictures of your car & get that rear fitted to V's car...

me wanna see

 

thanx for posting those pics steve! from those recent angles you shot it looks more like the one on the black z......

mabey the tube of glue was only put in one box but was meant to use on all or a couple of the body pieces! i was just curious what they had used, appearently this glue they had sent! i will use the 3m tape used for installing auto body parts as my local bodyshop uses it anyways......

thanx for the info on the steel mesh. it just looked permanently attached to the rear valence in the pic, glad its not!

my car is SB & if i paint the mesh & the rear center diffuser section black as well it may take away from the uniqueness of the rear valence. how about a dark carbide silver/grey on the all the mesh pieces & on the center diffuser section of the rear valence?

thanx again,
-justin

 

question guys... are we able to get the 20% off rite now? since im planning on ordering a full kit for my gf's Z soon

 

no, not yet. erebuni has to recieve the list i sent them, then it goes to a manager who looks it over & decides wether or not were a legitimate club(wich i was led to believe as long as they feel they will make $$ they will accept us). once they do that they will contact me. untill they contact me & give me the ok we dont get the discount! ill post here as soon as i here from them!

-justin

 

Giles he's gonna put the rear onto his own car first.....

 

Trial fitted the rear valance today.
Not to much prep work involved.
Unlike the veilside I took off though there are no fixing points on it what-so-ever. As good as 3m's is I dont trust it to stay where it is put long term with just double sided tape.
This being the case I will fix mine at the bottom of the wheel arch with screws.

 

 

Match,s the skirt height quite well.
The rear is now in primer. With a bit of luck I will get it in colour tomorrow and fit it saturday

 

Steve, I'm sure Emanuele told me that the rear needs screwing on the inside of the wheelarches..... I'll speak to him on the phone if needed!


looks great btw!

 

Looks great! waiting to see it painted, matches great with the rear valence

 

looks awesome. can't wait until you paint it. What's the deal for us US folks?

 

we are waiting for the eberuni list to be approved, eberuni is a distibutor here in the US, we are going to be able to order the kit from them with a 20% discount.

 

I just got the injen--that rear looks great but damn I don't want to hid that beautiful exhaust LOL

ravi

 

steve thanx for the pics, looks great! so you said very little prep work was invloved, did you mean prep work to get it to fit the contours of the rear bumper or just to smooth out the exterior? it looks as though it matches the contours of the rear bumper perfectly!
also steve, sorry to keep asking for pics but if you get a chance could you shoot a pic from directly under the car looking up? i want to see the exhaust in relation to the rear bumper. i posted a pic a while back that was photoshopped where the exhaust tips were put into the diffuser area. by the look of the pics above this seems as though it would be impossible. i want to see if it can be done or i need to toss the idea! your input is greatly appreciated!!

-justin

 

aslo, i believed that screws were to be used in the inner fender well area as well......do you think with screws in the fender area that the 3m tape would hold the rear valence on well enough? i dont want to worry about this myself. my local bodyshop guy said he has installed numerous kits using the 3m tape with great sucess. he said the new type he uses is the best he has seen. some acrylic special type, i cant remember what he called it......

-justin