dedmoonstears

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-the shop where my car is at is having trouble putting up my nismo sides...they are now trying to mold the kit onto the car..


-ive tried searching but coulndt find anyone that has a molded bodykit ( doesnt need to be nismo) ,,i need pics, opinions of having it molded

dedmoonstears

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talked the shop into doing this instead,

https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ghlight=molded

benDF

Personally, there have been very few molded kits on a car that looked good to me. Stress cracks can become a major pain down the line as well. Not saying there hasn't been one done that I didn't like, but few and far between.

VQmotoring

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I wouldn’t do it. The probabilities of it cracking are major. And if there is allot of heat temps in your area, the edges possibly will bubble up. I have experienced that with the Veilside version 2 wing on our Z roadster.

Changvi

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I would avoid molding the kit as much as possible. Like the response above, stress cracks can develop fairly quickly if you have a harsh suspension and a poor body work by the body shop. It may not be immediate, but it will show in the long run. So my opinion is NO.

sponsorsthisway

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My buddy had molded a kit on his car awhile back. He drove it out of the shop, hit a bump and it cracked. They redid it and it cracked a couple weeks later. I highly suggest NOT doing this.

UHATEIT

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I have a full molded bodykit, and no issies for me as of yet. just the back bumper wasn't molded but the lower lip was

abyss

^^ MOAR PIX! That looks hawt.

joekool

oh my those tail lights!!

Otherwise nice ride.

widebody350

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mine is molded...I'll see if I can find some pics of the kit being molded for you. BTW if your shop doesn't know what they are doing, it will look like serious sh*t and cost a lot to get fixed.

dedmoonstears

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i know...damn sideskirt is not going well so im going with what 03Zilverstone did

https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ghlight=molded

redman333

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I don't understand the appeal to these tail lights.

hershell

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If that is a full molded kit, why is there a body line on the rear bumper?

sponsorsthisway

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r26

anybody having any issues with nismo molded rears? i figured since the nismo rear is so small, there wouldn't be much of a problem with cracking.

Sensi09

Any pictures of the cracking on molded parts. Are they very noticeable?

Is remolding the only way to remedy the problem? Also how do you prevent this. Sorry for all the questions.

Rogue350z

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I would never mold a daily driver. Period. It is for show cars that are driven very little. Otherwise as people have said you will crack it. It is just a matter of time.

You need a body shop that has real skills. I have a molded kit. Have not driven it yet. No motor. Mine is show so I expect less than 3.000 miles a year.

J

6SPD Z33

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Isn't that the "Batman 350Z" that was on E-bay awhile ago? looks EXACTLY like it... what's the front of the paint job look like?

phreaktor

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Don't mold the side skirts to the fender & quarters. Have them molded onto the original side skirts and have the rear skirt molded to the bumper cover. Thats what I did... More reliable and easy to remove for repair.

VenomZ

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here is mine...lemans350z is right...show cars only...