If so, post pics....I'd like to see it on one of the members' car.

 

I don't have it but I sure want it (less spoiler).

 

this is not mine, but here is a picture of a Z with the Wald kit in a "real world" setting. This Z has a Varis hood, VeilSide Ver. 1 rear wing and 20" Fabulous wheels.

 

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sweet but 20" is still to big!

 

Yeah you're right. I like that Varis CF hood though.

 

I've been waiting for some good pictures of this kit. I really like it.

Would you happen to have a rear shot?

 

Stone I like the lip, but you better get that SES Injen Exhaust off your wish list...LOL

 

Yeah....that lip is tight! Definitely the one I want to get.

Man, after seeing what the SES did to that guys back bumper, I definitely don't want to get it. I really liked the Fujitsubo on the other white Z we saw. Apparently the NISMO exhaust is made by Fujitsubo, but has different (NISMO) tips. All these damn decisions!!

Nice meeting you BTW. I looked for you before I left but didn't see ya.

Take care.

 

We're thinking of doing a group buy on the Wald kit, heres the link
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....threadid=40833

 

I wound up running into my brother in law and walked around with him for awhile and checked out his car. His car run's about 9.5. I don't even know what it is, one of those big old ones. 800 to the wheels I think.

Nice to meet you too, I'm thinking about Dynoing or going to the track, if you wanna do something let me know.

 

i see an r32

 

Mine is on the way!! wahoooooooo.... will be on the car in time for Pomona along with a few other goodies.

 

My friend Eric Szeto has built a Full Wald car in Cali (first in the states)with a molded front add on.

 

How come all these kits don't look like they fit right?

The line where it meets the car body sticks out too much.

Even worse look under the reflector, the kit doesn't even appear to have to curvature of the front end.

 

Ralphus, I don't understand it either, seriously, guys buy body kits to make their cars look "better", yet the fit on some of these is an absolute JOKE, is it that hard to get a kit with NO gaps??

I guess it is one step up from the kits you see on hondas that are NEVER painted and look like they are made at my kids playdough factory, but still a step down from STOCK.

also, some (most) of the kits totally disrupt the natural lines the designers intended for the car,and why do some kits partially cover lights/reflectors and other such areas, is that supposed to look good???

 

which car are you reffering to?

 

the one on this thread, look closely (actually don't even have to look that close)