PikeZ_350's PPW Build Thread
06-28-2010, 07:42 PM
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PikeZ_350's PPW Build Thread
Well I finally decided to post a build thread....
My name is Jordan P.......I'm from Raleigh, NC.
These pics were taken on 7/28/2010 by Juan (Toby22):
And a shot of my Pioneer AVIC D3:
In the pics above ^^^ I was -3 in the front and -1 in the rear...decided to push them out more yesterday so now I'm -6 all the way around:
Every little bit helps!!!
2003 Pikes Peak White Nissan 350z Enthusiast (6MT)
MODS:
-Varrstoen wheels: 19x9.5(F) 19x10.5(R) -6 all around
215/35/19 (Front) & 245/35/19 (Rear)
-Project Kics 10mm Spacers (rear)
-Project Kics 15mm spacers (front)
-Buddy Club Racing Spec coilovers
-Agency Power "y-pipe back" single exit exhaust
-Megan Racing y-pipe
-JWT Popcharger
-Pioneer AVIC-D3 head unit
-Nismo shift ****
-Bumper tuck
-Mangowalk stubby antenna
-Blacked out headlights
My name is Jordan P.......I'm from Raleigh, NC.
These pics were taken on 7/28/2010 by Juan (Toby22):
And a shot of my Pioneer AVIC D3:
In the pics above ^^^ I was -3 in the front and -1 in the rear...decided to push them out more yesterday so now I'm -6 all the way around:
Every little bit helps!!!
2003 Pikes Peak White Nissan 350z Enthusiast (6MT)
MODS:
-Varrstoen wheels: 19x9.5(F) 19x10.5(R) -6 all around
215/35/19 (Front) & 245/35/19 (Rear)
-Project Kics 10mm Spacers (rear)
-Project Kics 15mm spacers (front)
-Buddy Club Racing Spec coilovers
-Agency Power "y-pipe back" single exit exhaust
-Megan Racing y-pipe
-JWT Popcharger
-Pioneer AVIC-D3 head unit
-Nismo shift ****
-Bumper tuck
-Mangowalk stubby antenna
-Blacked out headlights
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06-29-2010, 03:52 AM
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GTFO...I think you should worry about your own "HIGHLY MODIFIED" 350z (lol). I'm usually not an a$$hole.....
Haha thanks man.
This is straight off the BuddyClub website:
Z33:
Front: 14K/H180
Rear: 5K/H200
$1,980.00
2003-Up
15 Level damper adjustment
I have the rear completely maxed out...there is one more locking ring I can take off to go a little lower, but I think it's sitting well right now. I can put the front on the ground if I want, lol. But no, I don't really have any problems at all with rubbing. I rolled my rear fenders. If I didn't roll them then yeah they would definitely rub. The front doesn't really rub either.
I was thinking about selling these coilovers and getting Stance (like everyone else, lol) but I'm happy with these coils.
lol....that's exactly what I was thinking. And thanks!
This is straight off the BuddyClub website:
Z33:
Front: 14K/H180
Rear: 5K/H200
$1,980.00
2003-Up
15 Level damper adjustment
I have the rear completely maxed out...there is one more locking ring I can take off to go a little lower, but I think it's sitting well right now. I can put the front on the ground if I want, lol. But no, I don't really have any problems at all with rubbing. I rolled my rear fenders. If I didn't roll them then yeah they would definitely rub. The front doesn't really rub either.
I was thinking about selling these coilovers and getting Stance (like everyone else, lol) but I'm happy with these coils.
lol....that's exactly what I was thinking. And thanks!
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06-29-2010, 08:19 AM
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Thanks for the info. When you say your fenders are rolled, do you mean rolled as in the part that needed to be rolled is now up against the fender? Reason I'm asking this is going to be very similar to my new setup. I just got my fenders rolled and my fender isn't fully rolled against the fender just angled up at an angle. I'm wondering if this would be rolled enough to not rub.
06-29-2010, 09:00 AM
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Thanks for the info. When you say your fenders are rolled, do you mean rolled as in the part that needed to be rolled is now up against the fender? Reason I'm asking this is going to be very similar to my new setup. I just got my fenders rolled and my fender isn't fully rolled against the fender just angled up at an angle. I'm wondering if this would be rolled enough to not rub.
06-29-2010, 11:48 AM
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I'm looking to see just how low they will go and maybe adding spacers in the future. Not too sure yet. Been waiting 5 months or so for the Volks to come in and they should be coming in the next few weeks (hopefully). I want to see how I can deal with it being low as hell with these PA roads haha.
