I just bought an '07 350z about a week ago and it has the usual minor interior scratches on some of the panels and trim rings. I bought and installed a Remin interior cover kit a few years ago on my F-150 and for the price I was very surprised of the fit and quality. It actually was surprisingly durable as well. It didn't look cheap and cheesy, and I got compliments on it constantly. It made it 4 years with no fade and very hard to scratch.

I am curious if anyone has seen the fit in their 350z. The reason that I am asking is that because this kit comes with 47 pieces and I am concerned that with that many, some of them might not fit quite right...

Here is the link:

http://www.carid.com/2007-nissan-350...em-250167.html

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

 

Got one in my Z.
The quality&fit is perfect.
Are you referring to the CF interior(RCF)?
Since these kits only cover flat surfaces,if you
plan on doing your entire interior in CF,some molded pieces will
be necessary.I've those along woth some custom pieces.

 

The one that I am talking about are fully molded kits that cover almost all of the areas that the 350z's are prone to scratching. They have lots of wood grain patterns as well as cf pattern, which is what I am going to get.

Here is a link to the kind that I am talking about. For some reason, I cant find any pics of the 350z...

http://www.carid.com/wood-dash-kits.html


I haven't seen one in a z yet, but like I said, the kit that I got for my F150 was great. I am probably going to order the kit, but I was hoping for some feedback from someone that has this kit in their z.

 

Post up some pics . . .

 

Curious to see pics as well...I honestly don't think it's going to look very good...the layout of the interior of the Z doesn't really allow for that classy regal look with the generic wood kits I've seen...I'd do tasteful accents if I were you, custom, and gradually react to each upgrade until they are all harmonize together.

In my opinion, the kits look more like glossy plastic than real wood if the real wood look is what you're after.

I'd love to see pics though, as I could easily be wrong.

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