pablos Z

was surfing the web and came across some seibon rear CF panels!

http://fifaracing.com/catalog/produc...ducts_id=59584

whats your opinion?

Jay'Z

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They are sick, perfect fitment get them now!!

pablos Z

i want, but with time. I'm saving to put some rims b4 i add any CF

2k6-z33

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They look great! But yeah first come the wheels.

redman333

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I wonder if they are rolled or not. I would love to have a set especially since I want to replace mine right now but I need to have them rolled.

pablos Z

im sure with these you would have to strengthen the structure even more right? sorry for the Noob Q, its a learning process

Eric_A.I.

Ahhhh yes but don't forget these are Do-Luck styled. I don't remember if they had OEM ones, but take a look at the lines.

Won't really do too much as far as structure. Its an Over-fender (essentially one big overlay for the rear quarter) Its more for looks then anything else. But they do look good!

If their is a big interest in some OEM styled overlays or something more radical just PM me or say so here. Were looking for some new parts to design. Only thing is you can't really have an fender that is rolled but maybe we can figure something out.

Highway Riding

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anybody have these on the boards?

MaRbLe

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They look good...

Z_HighSpeed

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pix on a car

pablos Z

found a Z in the forum with the entire car of CF looks like it had fitment issues

https://my350z.com/forum/media-share...-thread-4.html

robbinsj

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They are covers and not fenders and they have major fitment issues. The stock fender had to be fully cusomized in order to fit them and the gas cap. I only recomend for a full CF car and even still think I rather just paint mine black instead of doing this.

misterniceguy

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I have a set of these fenders sitting here but have yet to get them installed. I would like to see how others have attached these to get an idea of what is involved.

robbinsj

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It takes a body shop that does large custom jobs. The original fender needs to be cut and in small sections then fitted then cut and re-adjusted. I was going this route for my full CF build but will have the originals rapped instead after diggin into specifics with the only full CF Z on the forum.

misterniceguy

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The main things I wanted more details on is the parts on the overfenders that "overlap" at the edges. Like the part that would tuck in between the tail light and the actual fender and the part that would wrap into the seam of the rear part of the door and the actual fender there. I'm sure it sounds confusing, but if you had the fenders, you should know what I'm talking about. I'm thinking those parts can be trimmed off so it doesn't interfere with the fitment of the tail lights and the operation of the doors. I'm not sure if the overfenders also wrap into the seam of the hatch and actual fenders but I will take a look. If the parts fit fine with the overfenders going into those seams, then it will be easy to work the original fender and rivet on the overfender. I would just like to get an idea of what to tell the bodyshop to do to it to fit it rather than them charging me a bunch of hours to figure it out.

pablos Z

it would seem that these overlapping fenders would need to be trimmed, meaning that in the previous pictures there was fitment issues. for example most after market fenders say that trimming is needed to have better fitment.

robbinsj

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The fact of CF is all CF panels require modification specially fenders.