My NISMO 370Z S-Tune - Platinum Graphite

Smallywood · 03-14-2010, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by SophiaZ

I think the S-Tune spoiler looks better than the sport one. That one is just too tiny and boring. But to each their own....IMO the Nismo S-Tune DOES compliment the body style more. Looks somewhat like a Porshe's profile. That I DO LIKE

Which is why I got it haha. But tiny spoiler, big spoiler, or none...the 370z looks great regardless!

I agree. Everyone has their own taste and there is no wrong answer if you're modding your Z. I just think the Nismo spoilers mess up the body lines a bit. I do like the S-tune spoiler better than the OEM nismo spoiler, but not quite as well as the sport spoiler. I haven't ruled out putting on the S-tune spoiler down the road, and I do like the S-tune body kit better than the OEM nismo body kit. I've also heard that moving from sport to Nismo spoiler may be an issue with the holes where the sport spoiler mounts showing and thus causing repainting of the hatch. Any idea if this is the case?

Lemers · 03-14-2010, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Smallywood

I agree. Everyone has their own taste and there is no wrong answer if you're modding your Z. I just think the Nismo spoilers mess up the body lines a bit. I do like the S-tune spoiler better than the OEM nismo spoiler, but not quite as well as the sport spoiler. I haven't ruled out putting on the S-tune spoiler down the road, and I do like the S-tune body kit better than the OEM nismo body kit. I've also heard that moving from sport to Nismo spoiler may be an issue with the holes where the sport spoiler mounts showing and thus causing repainting of the hatch. Any idea if this is the case?

IMO. Most sportscars look unfinished without a spoiler.

Smallywood · 03-15-2010, 04:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Lemers

IMO. Most sportscars look unfinished without a spoiler.

I already have a spoiler...

Reaper42 · 06-06-2010, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Smallywood

I already have a spoiler...

that spoiler does not match the rest of the car.

Smallywood · 06-07-2010, 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Reaper42

that spoiler does not match the rest of the car.

I have considered all options, I think it's best for the options out there right now. Not a big fan of large spoilers or without. Still considering the mines.

Reaper42 · 06-07-2010, 07:16 PM

mines is just a small lip onto your already small spoiler, if your gunna go with stune, get the stune spoiler, or nismo spoiler from seibon, both are medium size.

Or sell that fugly s-tune kit and start over

Smallywood · 06-08-2010, 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Reaper42

mines is just a small lip onto your already small spoiler, if your gunna go with stune, get the stune spoiler, or nismo spoiler from seibon, both are medium size.

Or sell that fugly s-tune kit and start over

Everyone has their own opinion, I think it looks best the way it is with the options out there. I'm more concerned with a stillen supercharger kit than changing a spoiler to please someone else on a forum.

kevin.z · 03-15-2010, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Smallywood

I agree. Everyone has their own taste and there is no wrong answer if you're modding your Z. I just think the Nismo spoilers mess up the body lines a bit. I do like the S-tune spoiler better than the OEM nismo spoiler, but not quite as well as the sport spoiler. I haven't ruled out putting on the S-tune spoiler down the road, and I do like the S-tune body kit better than the OEM nismo body kit. I've also heard that moving from sport to Nismo spoiler may be an issue with the holes where the sport spoiler mounts showing and thus causing repainting of the hatch. Any idea if this is the case?

Z1 website says: Please note: 370Z models without the Aero Package's Rear Deck Spoiler will require holes to be drilled in the rear hatch. 370Z models fitted with the Aero Package's Rear Deck Spoiler will require existing holes to be filled and new holes to be drilled.

Z1 highly recommends that installation be done by a professional as painting and proper alignment of the wing are necessary.

Smallywood · 03-15-2010, 04:58 AM

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Originally Posted by kevin.z

Z1 website says: Please note: 370Z models without the Aero Package's Rear Deck Spoiler will require holes to be drilled in the rear hatch. 370Z models fitted with the Aero Package's Rear Deck Spoiler will require existing holes to be filled and new holes to be drilled.

Z1 highly recommends that installation be done by a professional as painting and proper alignment of the wing are necessary.

Thanks for looking that up.

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