Thanks man. The car is great on the track. No issues yet. The Stillen kit is great. Course I haven't had a chance to use it yet. But I will at the end of the month. Need to get a pyrometer though. I still need to install my GTM diff cooler kit also.

Mr. Spohn,

Your Z looks like one bad mamma-jamma.

That's all.

onzedge has written

My gawd that hood....I say it again, that hood! So badazz! Nice job man! :tup:

Wicked! Looks sharp!

Oh yeah, damn nice Spohn!!!

Chris, cars looking great man. Keep up the good work :tup:

Cars looking GREAT :tup:

I just did the screen mesh mod on the front bumper finally with the help of your pics :)

Thank You.

Me likey!

Are the stillen canards flexible or are they shaped like that from stillen?

Thanks for all the compliments guys.

Yea there flexible but the shape you see is the original form. So you can play with them a little but there's no real need.

jesus man that looks isanely good!!! was the hood inserts hard to mold on?

The body shopped said it was a MF in there words being your molding fiberglass to aluminum. My buddy here on the forums who's a body man said it wouldn't of been bad and his way defiantly makes it seem easier from what my shop did. But everyone does things different. To bad my buddies shop only does mostly insurence work.

But it looks good and hopefully it will last.

I had to put my hood inserts on hold, as i can find no one around here able to do it the RIGHT way. Your car looks great, can't wait to here your thoughts on the brake cooling kit.

The Stig is tracking in style!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:driving::icon17:

Looking good Chris! The boys at Autoglo definitely do a thorough job.

I got my brake cooling kit halfway installed. Still working on the passenger side and having a little trouble with the metal support wire in one of the hoses so I need a new one to finish the job. Plus I've got a small leak in my power steering cooling lines I have found, so I need to work on that. Car will be in the air on jackstands a few weeks I think.

what is the correct way to mold fiberglass to aluminum? using the mat? and fiberglass gel or something else?