just finished with the car in the body shop today. Here are the pictures. notice no rear windshield wiper, headlights done, new fast intentions exhaust, clear corners on front bumper. The paint is repolished and sealed.

 

very nice

 

no actually you cant see no rear winshield wiper cuz theres no good pics of it! plus your wing is in the way...but either way...nice

 

had to create a second thread, could only put 5 pics on this one.

 

Very nice/clean setup! Nothing to not like here IMO...

 

Me likey!!!!!!

 

The car looks great! Are your brakes universal? I didn't see that set-up in brembo's application.

 

Nice setup, was actually thinking of something very similar. What are the sizes and offsets?

 

out of curiosity,

how much does it cost to get your paint repolished and sealed

 

damn looks sick.. nice work!

 

curious as well...

Very clean car! Im really feeling the rims.

 

they are 19x10 front and 19x11 rear. I'd have to check the offsets

 

lol.... at first I was like wtf is he talking about just got some rims, but than I place my beer down and took a closer look.

PS: Defiantly need to cut back on my drinking.

 

LOL

 

I paid 350 for the polish and 150 for the Teflon sealant. I clay bar the car prior to going into the shop. If you get it done I would recommend a body shop. The polish is not easy and can easily damage your paint if done incorrectly. If done the correct way the paint will look like new. This car also has a pretty extensive clear bra on it. It has 30,000 miles on it and really no chips in the paint. My only paint damage is from rolling the rear fenders. And that's inside the fenders.

 

This is a kit for the 350z. You can email braydon@gruppe-s.com. It's a 6 piston front and 4 piston rear kit, gran tourismo. I have part numbers for them if you need them.

 

yeah im definitely feelin' it

 

Beautiful!! all it needs is a drop and that is one badass Z

 

Very nice choice of parts.

Are you lowered? Why did you get your fenders rolled?

 

You can do it yourself for free. Not too difficult, but does require a good deal of time.