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Pearl White in Europe spec from Prague

Current mods
Clear bra
Black gloss roof - looks like glass
LEDs in trunk
Kenwood DNX5220BT - will be Pioneer F930BT
370Z black stripes
K&N drop ins on way
GTR start button on way
Z front and back emblems on way

And here is my beauty from old city of Prague, just like Jaromir Jagr and Dominator in Czech Republic.
http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/...Z/_MG_3125.jpg
http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/...Z/_MG_3040.jpg
http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/...Z/_MG_3028.jpg
370Z :: _MG_3031_1.jpg picture by Maila87 - Photobucket
http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/...Z/_MG_3113.jpg
http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/..._MG_3031_1.jpg

Exwife

http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/...800_edited.jpg http://i1001.photobucket.com/albums/...772_edited.jpg

More info here - http://www.the370z.com/introduction/...omparsion.html

It is cool that you have parking sensors, that could definitely come in handy especially in the rear. Looks great though, any future plans for upgrades?

The sticker on the side looks circa 1980

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Originally Posted by fuzzywuzzy (Post 1140959)

The sticker on the side looks circa 1980

Yes, but I like it. Maybe I'm too retro :tiphat:

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Originally Posted by christian370z (Post 1140943)

It is cool that you have parking sensors, that could definitely come in handy especially in the rear. Looks great though, any future plans for upgrades?

Parking sensors are pretty handy in city like Prague. You have to park in narrow streets in line with sidewall and parking lots made for cars big as Honda Civic doesn't help to it. Even some underground parkings are too narrow for car as big as 370Z. Yes, Europe is silly with this, but 30 years ago were normal cars big as Civic :driving:

Mods are Kenwood DNX5220BT - too old and will be changed for Pioneer F930 (same as USA X930).
Philips 6000k D2S bulbs
LEDs license plate.
Black roof wrap - gloss, don't I want to I wanna look cool so have carbon or matte.
Custom clear bra on bumper, fenders and bonnet.

Mods in progress
K&N drop ins
Maybe test pipes or HFC - have to know if them could void warranty
LEDs as interior lights and DRL LED parking light bulbs - hate that you have to use lights 24x7 in most European countries and xenon bulbs are expensive.
AEM exhaust or some else with deep sound
Intelligent Key in white
Automatic power folding windows - in Japan standard, in Europe have to push switch :confused:

And appreciate your positive feedback :bowrofl:

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Originally Posted by c41006 (Post 1142769)

Nice :tup:

LEDs are on way. Have to make pics. Really curious about brightness of DRL.
Also some HDR pics are in progress :tiphat:
And last mod will be NISMO 370Z T-shirt for driver :happydance:

wtf? i want sensors and headlight washers....

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Originally Posted by rli2bcz (Post 1146810)

wtf? i want sensors and headlight washers....

Sensors are aftermarket, but installed by Nissan as official accessory. For front and back it was 400 USD with install and paint job. And everything in Europe is a lot more expensive :mad:, so price in US will be a lot lower.

I always found it to be neat that the European cars come with those headlight washers. Is that a law or something?

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Originally Posted by TypeOne (Post 1148061)

I always found it to be neat that the European cars come with those headlight washers. Is that a law or something?

Yes, all bi-xenon headlights with brightness over 2600 lumens (all of them) have to include auto leveling system and washers. Everything under don't have to have them. Hella last year announced low cost HIDs which had brightness under this limit without all that fancy features. Halogens have under 2200 lumens.

Didn't realize, that washers are European cars speciality :bowrofl:

Actually this is silly and doesn't have so big effect in different conditions than winter. Glad that this not ruin car design, like old off roads and Volvos with headlight wipers. :stirthepot:

I see! Yea, you don't see many cars in the US with them. The only ones I think that had them were older Mercedes and some BMWs I believe.

My e90 has headlight washers and they were a huge pita. I plugged the line and problem solved. They would shoot fluid all over the place.