I decided to create my first thread to seek help for the Nismo V3 conversion I am going to do. My 2006 350z is used only for the track and it has mostly all mods you can think of (Stage 3 VQ35 Long Block, Greddy Twin Turbo, Roll Cage/Seats/Harness/Steering Wheel, Volk RE30, Coilovers, etc.)

The exterior has never been a main priority, but now I want to clean up the look. I've done a lot of research on this forum regarding the kit and some answers I did not find.

For example:
-Other than the front bumper and extension panel, what other hardware is needed to have a smooth installation? (screws, nuts, bolts?)
-Same goes for the rear bumper. Aside from the rear diffuser and the mesh that do not come included, what parts do I need to complete the installation?

I was looking at the diagrams at courtesyparts and the items are just endless. What is ACTUALLY needed from those diagrams?

Thanks.

 

you know they have a phone number. i would call them and tell them what you are doing and see if they can put together a list

 

yeah i'm aware they have a phone number, but an input from someone who's already gone down this route won't hurt.

 

there is a thread from deusexmaxima (i may have spelled wrong) but he did a full conversion on his roadster. he might be a good source

 

i imagine on the front :
bumper
marker lights
nissan badge
zspeed under shroud
zspeed extension panel
i believe z speed has some upgraded brackets as well
paint work
or wrap
( i would buy all new clips and fasteners that attach the bumper , but that's me )

 

When I was looking into getting the front, from what I recall the 06+ fender liners work so you do not have to change those, but you do need the under shroud. ZSpeed was what I was looking at.

As Trav said, your best bet is probably to call courtesyparts. I called them regarding the front bumper and they were super helpful.

 

Pm brother I can help you out.

 

wow thanks for the input guys. i appreciate it !
i'll get on the phone with courtesyparts. it's reassuring to hear that they were super helpful

 

when i had my Z it was nice to run 10 min up the street to get things

 

Serious question OP. Based on the cars you have listed in your sig, why the hell do you have a 350Z?

 

haha that gave me a good laugh. a close friend of mine built the car strictly for the track. i ended up buying it from him after driving it a couple of times. it easily keeps up with most high end cars and overall just performs VERY well. for a hobby on the weekends, it's perfect.

 

Cool, nice to see someone with supercars still appreciate the Z

 

with nearly 600hp and a stick, what isn't there to appreciate?