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Hi guys thought I would share my build with you I have been at it for about 6 months now. Enjoy Also follow the build on Instagram @camcam1616 Day one
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05-05-2014, 02:02 AM
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Full metal wide body bagged 370z
Hi guys thought I would share my build with you I have been at it for about 6 months now. Enjoy
Also follow the build on Instagram @camcam1616 Day one of ownership. My 09 touring 37k miles   By the third day I had my new bc racing coilovers and my weds from my previous 04 350z.     Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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05-05-2014, 02:20 AM
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After having the car static for close to 2 months and having to daily the car like that was a pain in my *** so I decided I wanted bags. So after hours and hours of research, I had decided to just convert my bc coilovers to a bag-over setup. I decided to go with bagriders.com they had a great kit and had some awesome customer service. I ended up doing the accuair elevel set up for management and the aero sport bags from UA.
Install was pretty simple. Aside from wiring which is my weakness. I don't know **** about it.    Got most of the lines ran and the wiring done.  Got all my stuff run now I just needed to ad the bags in and the elevel sensors  The next day I had a buddy help me with my elevel sensors.   Also got my tank set up for temporary  Car lays out on all four corners 
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05-05-2014, 02:26 AM
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Price for air bag setup?
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05-05-2014, 02:31 AM
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Sold my weds and bought another set of kranze lxz
19x10.5 -24 5.5 inch lip 19x12 -54 7.5 inch lip    And for the test fit..... Well it didn't go well. They not only didn't clear my brakes but after adding a spacer to clear my bbk they now didn't clear the fenders So after a 25mm spacer in the front and a 5mm in the rear the new specs were 19x10.5 -49 19x12 -59   The front aired out poked 2 3/4 inches. After adding a spc camber kit. It didn't help at all.  And the rear    
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05-05-2014, 02:32 AM
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Damn bro im in the wrong business.. Wth do you do if you dont mind me asking
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05-05-2014, 02:37 AM
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Over the next few weeks I put tires and a camber kit in to see if I can just full the sh*t out of the fenders and make it happen. That too didn't work. I wasn't getting enough camber aired out and I wasn't getting enough pull due to the way the inner fender well in in the rear of the z. It won't allow for that much pull without cutting and rewelding.
    
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05-05-2014, 02:39 AM
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... Did you think the wheels would fit when you bought them? Lol
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05-05-2014, 02:46 AM
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After sitting for a week while I decided whether to relip the wheels or have a professional body shop cut and pull the fenders to fit I finally made up my mind
  I took the car down to a local shop here in utah that does custom body work. I had seen some of their work before and I had known that they were a good quality shop that I can trust. I took the car on my day off to get a bid for the work and tell him what I wanted. Also told him I wanted to run even wider wheels in the future so i was even considering doing a full metal widebody. I had never seen it done and i knew that with the rocket bunny kit coming out that it will be done on a lot of cars and become a pretty standard kit. So I wanted something 100% custom and 1 off. I dropped the car off the next week. After a week went by I went down to check out the progress on the car. The front fenders were cut.    
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Yes. I didn't think I would need a spacer. If I didn't have a spacer they would be fine |
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