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The niz kit really isn't worth the expense or trouble fitting, I would simply add some better wheels and tires once you wear them out or have your stock wheels
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11-25-2013, 01:01 PM
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The niz kit really isn't worth the expense or trouble fitting, I would simply add some better wheels and tires once you wear them out or have your stock wheels powder coated black and gold would really set off the car.
I have basically the same Z as you accept for some factory upgrades and you can see how simple wheels make a big difference. |
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12-04-2013, 07:55 PM
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I had figured that it wouldn't be worth it but just had to make sure. I appreciate all the advise, really helps. I recently did pick up a set of wheels for my car just haven't put them on yet being its winter in my area and the car is out away. I picked up mrr gt1 wheels in black with machined lip. 4" deep dish outta add a nice look to my z.
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