Dang you prob have the best looking red Z on the site, where did you buy the rear pieces? Someone should Photoshop it white, rep+ to whoever does ;)

thanks again bro... i got it from keng... a member on this forum :happydance: super kool guy... got them to me in like 2days from texas!!! freaking half way around the world lol

Ya I saw on the sunline site, they are like $598 for the frp version, does he sell them at a cheaper price, if so can you have him PM me a deal? Also in your opinion, what would look better with the painted rear pieces: carbon or not carbon evo-r diffuser? The only carbon I have is the F.I. Exhaust mufflers, and don't want it to look too "over the top", lol

i would suggest carbon... itll be a nice accent to the fi carbon exhaust.... i think itll look great with the painted rear caps.... keng bought it from shine auto.... they make replica sunline kits.... i think its like 250 if you go directly to them....

Hey was there any fitment issues with any of the pieces you ordered? Gaps, etc..

Does look good!

i wont lie to you.... there is gaps.... about 1/8 gaps.... :shakes head: but its only in the middle of the piece.... but if know a good body shop can tweak the parts and make them fit perfect... it was my fault for not checking the fitment.... i automatically thought it would fit perfect....:ugh2:

So as long as its installed right the first time, there wont be any gaps?

that looks great :tup:

btw what exhaust is that?

I like your z dude. Never thought non-sports package z would look this hot :)

exactly!! :D

thanks... its a greddy spectrum elite one...

:tup:

Oh, I thought there was something wrong with the actually diffuser, but this whole time it's because it's cus people are not taking the time to make sure it's installed properly, correct?

diffuser? it lines up perfectly... i used 10mm bolts in the back to secure it and self tap screws... there is actual thread holes on the back of the diffuser.... 4 holes all in all.. i think the holes with threads are probably from the mold when they make it... i drilled holes through my bumper and cut it like tabs so i could perfectly align it..... then used 3m mounting tape to secure it even more... but just the 10mm bolts is good enough... :D

Simota, you should get those rear components (diff and spats) molded/blended into one piece, it would look awesome.

i was so tempted to mold the rear spats on my bumper... but im scared of it cracking off in the future.... :ugh2: the diffuser line is perfectly aligned though :tup: no need for molding... but i definetely agree with you... if some vendor ever made a rear bumper with hamburger delete and molded on sunline side spats... i would be all over that!!! :D