Looking everywhere for that combo on a Z. Haven't been able to turn up anything. No idea if it'll even look good considering how far back the splash guards extend. Was just wondering if anyone had a picture of one!

Thanks!

 

I'm assuming you mean a bumper tuck and g35 splash guards.

 

Yes, also referred to as the 350Z rear bumper mod.

 

I'm sorry, mod couldn't possibly refer to adding a diffuser or rear skirt, right?

 

Your post is a bit confusing...
But,I'll take a crack at it.
Are you trying to fit G35 splash guards on a 350?
Possibly you have seen pics of a G35 with a bumper tuck
thinking,hey...could this combo work on a Z?
Of course bumper tucks are common on a Z.Looking at the
G35 splash guards,they may fit with some trimming.As you said,the
ends extend farther back.If it were me rather than take a chance
to see if they would fit,I'd go to a dealer and try the G35 splash
guards on your Z.Its possible a Infinite dealer may have e'm in stock.

 

I'm fairly aware of it would take to make it work, I was just wondering if anyone had done it yet? Being that I just picked up the Z and it all stock, and exhaust and some stance will need to be obtained before doing a bumper tuck. Was just looking towards the future.

 

Just use your imagination

 

I searched this...there was a thread posted on 7-22-06.Has a pic from a owner that put these on his Z.
They fit.
Look pretty good.
He used 3-M tape to attach.
Too bad the G guards don't come in CF.Would be a great match for many
diffusers.Should really frame a tucked bumper.

 

As you will not from Milt's old setup, the G35 splash guards will have trouble attaching if you tuck the rear bumper

 

I think he was able to pull it off Waizzz.

 

Good find, I stand corrected!

 

Close up,does not look very good.Maybe look better on a dark color car.
Not a great paint match in this pic too.I'd have painted the bolt/screw heads white.Maybe trim the area towards the wheels a bit.Its too long.
Another option on mounting these small body parts rather than use 3-M is to use Seal All adhesive.Works great with applications with a tight fit,especially
pieces like mirror covers etc.Negatives are,fast set up--dries fast and,its
pretty permanent.Will be hard to remove!

 

Only awesome people can pull this off.

 

Thanks for the finds guys!