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Old 07-10-2018, 03:09 PM
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Default Plastic guard/undershroud

Half of the plastic guard under the front bumper of my 350Z got ripped off by a very low parking bumper. Best to replace with another or aluminum undershroud? What cost should I expect? A car novice....
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The aluminum undershroud can be purchased from Z1 Motorsports for$189.00 plus shipping. I think the plastic part costs practically that much. https://www.z1motorsports.com/advanc...um+undershroud
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^ What KC said, unless you can find one on the used market or at a local scrap yard, Z1 or TBW will be your best bet.
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My local Nissan service department said no to aluminum and are preferring the plastic. This piece that broke off is the one that goes over/into the left wheel well. Apparently these come in 4 pieces and I may not need them all. I don't profess to understand, but will take my car there tomorrow for them to look at what I need, and will again discuss the aluminum under guard/shroud with them. Thanks for your response.
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you are describing the wheel well liner,oem not that expensive.
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Originally Posted by JJacques
My local Nissan service department said no to aluminum and are preferring the plastic. This piece that broke off is the one that goes over/into the left wheel well. Apparently these come in 4 pieces and I may not need them all. I don't profess to understand, but will take my car there tomorrow for them to look at what I need, and will again discuss the aluminum under guard/shroud with them. Thanks for your response.
Of course the dealer will say the plastic is best. They don't sell the aluminum so they want your money.
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Why wouldn't they sell the aluminum, if you know?
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Most dealers will only sell OEM parts. The aluminum undershrouds are aftermarket parts made and sold by, Z1, Zspeed, and TBW.
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Originally Posted by Painterguy39
you are describing the wheel well liner,oem not that expensive.
Sure sounds that way. Maybe take a picture then someone here can identify the part.
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Make sure your mounting holes on the bumpers are still intact. If they are broken you won't be able to install either of the under shrouds. If you post a picture we can help identify.
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