New project I have been working on, Aluminum belly pans
09-23-2009, 08:06 AM
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Yes it will fit the g35. Eventually I am going to make it a direct fit.
The only thing different is where the plastic front lip that bolts across the middle front part of the shield (only on the g35) You can use the 350 piece and just drill the holes for the lip spoiler and run some self tappers threw the aluminum to hold it up under the front.
The only thing different is where the plastic front lip that bolts across the middle front part of the shield (only on the g35) You can use the 350 piece and just drill the holes for the lip spoiler and run some self tappers threw the aluminum to hold it up under the front.
09-23-2009, 08:07 AM
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Someone posted that the v2 front facia uses the same lower shield as the stock bumper so this should fit fine if this is true. The v3 I do not know yet.
09-23-2009, 09:23 AM
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I was pointed in the direction of this thread via a thread I had started (see below).
I am very interested and I promise you if it works for me it should work for most on here.
https://my350z.com/forum/forced-indu...cs-inside.html
Im def in!!!!
I am very interested and I promise you if it works for me it should work for most on here.
https://my350z.com/forum/forced-indu...cs-inside.html
Im def in!!!!
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09-25-2009, 09:00 AM
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Ok guys, I mounted it back up today to get some clearances on the oil pan.
With the stock pan there is a little over an inch of clearance on the front part of the oil pan and over 2"s on the rear part of the pan by the drain plug.
You can loosen the rear bolts of the shield and pull the shield down then retighten to gain about another 1" over all
I really doubt any oil pan would sit lower than the bottom of the cross member?
With the stock pan there is a little over an inch of clearance on the front part of the oil pan and over 2"s on the rear part of the pan by the drain plug.
You can loosen the rear bolts of the shield and pull the shield down then retighten to gain about another 1" over all
I really doubt any oil pan would sit lower than the bottom of the cross member?
09-25-2009, 06:17 PM
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I am getting set up to run the first batch.
I am waiting on Alvin to let me know if the shield fit is good with the front tie bar, After that they are being made.
I do need to know if any of you are interested in a PC black Matte finish
I need to Powder coat at least 15 to cover the minimum set-up charge.
Let me know and we'll see how many we get in on the PC ones.
It will add $40 to the price of the shields making them $289.00 but IMO well worth it. The Matte black is very cool looking stuff. Raw aluminum will be $249.00
Reply here if you're in for the PC.
This is one of my Z32 shields in PC Black Matte.
There will be a post in the vendor section as soon as I hear from Alvin on the fitment.
I am waiting on Alvin to let me know if the shield fit is good with the front tie bar, After that they are being made.
I do need to know if any of you are interested in a PC black Matte finish
I need to Powder coat at least 15 to cover the minimum set-up charge.
Let me know and we'll see how many we get in on the PC ones.
It will add $40 to the price of the shields making them $289.00 but IMO well worth it. The Matte black is very cool looking stuff. Raw aluminum will be $249.00
Reply here if you're in for the PC.
This is one of my Z32 shields in PC Black Matte.
There will be a post in the vendor section as soon as I hear from Alvin on the fitment.
