+1

 

I love that wing. And it looks like a great paintmatch too.

 

Thanks for the comments guys. Really makes me proud knowing that I'm putting this thing together right, and it wouldn't have come out this way without MY350Z.

Chris, I'll measure the space tonight.

The colormatch to the wing is close, but not perfect.

And lastly about the taillights... it is rather polarizing. Either you like 'em, or you hate 'em. There are alot of Z's out there with them though. After contemplating whether I should get them or not, I figured my Z would certainly be original around Hawaii. Also, if you keep your eyes peeled, most of the newer model cars are employing clear OEM taillights. Lastly, the fact they are OEM and not some ebay product means everything.

Here's the OEM JDM taillight thread that I started for those "on the fence."
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ear+taillights

 

looks hot, r ur rims 18s?

 

what rear mud guards are those?

 

Those rear pieces are C-West.

 

that wing looks surprisingly good... simple yet stands out.

 

welcome to the family, u made the best choice

 

where can i get the wing???

 

the wing looks nice man, that last shot is my fav

 

pimp

 

Some long exposure shots again... started raining so I had to cut the session short.

 

Looks really great...I remember your car from a few cruises...

 

Damn you take some really nice shots. You could make a totaled Z look goo. Maybe even mine

Chris

 

I have it in stock.

 

+111111

 

You must have a monopoly on that spot.

 

Sweet, one of the finer wings out there , did you drill any holes in the hatch or just 3M tape?

 

your car, beautiful, that spoiler, amazing.

now i know what to get later on.

 

I'm not even that good really. With the digital age, anyone with a decent camera, whether it be a point and shoot or a DSLR, anyone can take a decent picture. BTW Chris, you need more shots of yours. Picture ***** your car. Spread the Advan gospel.

Those long exposure shots are so goddamn easy to do, it's surprising. With all the DSLR's being sold, I'd figure I'd at least see more of this stuff being done. All that is needed is a tripod, setting the camera to 10+ second shutter speed, a good location, and some patience. Maybe i should make a thread on how to do it so I can break the monopoly

Per tech sheet: I drilled 5 separate 1/12" holes for the mounting hardware. 4 holes on each corner, and one in the center... I KEED, I KEED. Just used the tape what already was on the spoiler. Did the same with the OEM wing I had previously. That tape is strong stuff. I don't really see the need for mounting hardware of any kind. I might be wrong and regret it later, but I just cant bring up the ***** to drill on the beautiful hatch.

Oh, and here's a straight-on rear view, which in my opinion, is the best angle of the spoiler: