Tourenn Bodykit
10-29-2006, 02:12 PM
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I am in love with the rear bumper.
I like the sides by themselves, but I don't think they flow with the front and rear too well.
The front is too simple like someone mentioned. Some may like it, but I think it needs something there to break it up. Maybe some canards.
I would mix the rear with a Vertex front. Not sure what sides though.
For those curious about this kit on a DB.
I like the sides by themselves, but I don't think they flow with the front and rear too well.
The front is too simple like someone mentioned. Some may like it, but I think it needs something there to break it up. Maybe some canards.
I would mix the rear with a Vertex front. Not sure what sides though.
For those curious about this kit on a DB.
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10-29-2006, 03:34 PM
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I'd say put some other vents on the sides flanking that front opening and it would look a lot better. One issue I see is that you can see the front bumper brace (which is painted black in the picture). That would look kind of wierd with a silver one going across the middle of it.
The side skirts look strange cause the car isn't lowered much. Either that, or the whole front/sides need to me extended lower a bit.
The side skirts look strange cause the car isn't lowered much. Either that, or the whole front/sides need to me extended lower a bit.
10-29-2006, 10:38 PM
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The front end looks strange to me. Lots of open area but no flare (i.e. big empty spaces on the sides of the opening; like someone else said maybe add canards?). Front piece also oddly reminiscent of the Amuse kit (imho). Back end looks great. Side skirts don't really seem to flow with the 350Z body. Just my 2 cents.
10-30-2006, 09:01 AM
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What kind of front canard style would the people who like the front bumper like to have? There can be over 20 variations and not sure which people would like because there's so many different tastes from everyone.
10-31-2006, 02:29 PM
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Hey guys here are some pictures from request of the same bone stock car with no rims.
I have no more pictures other than this. Hope this shows what you wanted to see. The rear bumper is an one piece with the rear diffuser looking thing integrated together. We are making a separate rear diffuser that goes on the bottom like the NSX-R in a month.
I have no more pictures other than this. Hope this shows what you wanted to see. The rear bumper is an one piece with the rear diffuser looking thing integrated together. We are making a separate rear diffuser that goes on the bottom like the NSX-R in a month.
10-31-2006, 02:35 PM
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Here is a picture of the front grill, powdercoat so it will not chip off like normal paint. It also attaches and deattaches easily with mounts. As for the weight of the bumper it is around 10 lbs I think, which is lighter than the stock bumper by 2-4 lbs. I will need to make some final measurements to get the real data available.
