[QUOTE=DriveLineEric;316206]

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Anyone tell me what wing this is right quick? Thanks.

Ings+1
I am also thinking about getting it and painting it white to match, or just leaving it black and carbon. It is very expensive yet im willing to shell out the dough for this beaut!
Here it is going for a really good price, of only one million dollars :)
Ings is an ultra high-end company, they make some good stuff.
http://www.ings-net.com/english/prod...ing/index.html
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Ings+1 GT Wing Carbon Nissan 370Z

Thanks for that. But how much is the friggin thing?? A million dollars... wtf is that? lol

About $1600-$1700, like I said! "NOT CHEAP"! But sexy as hell!

It's also better than paying
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/...vil-760328.jpg
ONE MILLION DOLLARS!!!!

[QUOTE=KillerBee370;359235]It is the Ings +1 Z-Power GT Wing engineered by Voltex Japan.

Between the overall construction, design quality, and fit & finish, the price is somewhat fair. We currently have these in bound and on sale for $1599.99 Shipped.

The company who designs and constructs all Ings +1 Z-Power wings is Voltex Japan:
VOLTEX -ƒ{ƒ‹ƒeƒbƒNƒX

Background of Voltex and its' owner:
For those that haven’t heard of Voltex, it’s a specialty parts company started in 2003, located in Suzuka, Japan (right by the circuit!). Nakajima, the Voltex founder, is very experienced in aerodynamic design and engineering. He has worked for various racing teams in Japan where he made composite body parts for F-3 and Formula Japan racecars. He has also worked in UK where he was an engineer for CROSBY GRP. CROSBY GRP provides services for F1 and WRC and has worked with drivers such as Jean Alesi. Voltex GT wings are made to meet the Super Taikyu “Endurance” regulations. About 50% of race cars in Class 4 uses Voltex wings for Super Taikyu Series, so you can be assured that Voltex is the real deal.

I could of sworn I have seen their name on the F-1 circuit but I did not want to say anthing since I did not have any fact to back it up.

For those interested in the current sizes available, please review the following charts;

19":
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20":
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/b...icture2-36.png

bump :)

Best rims for the 370 for sure in my book. That's why I bought them :)

whats the weight of these in 19 9.5 and 19 10.5? (or approximate)

They are about 21-23lbs each.

PM me on price of the two variations to 18951:

19x9.5 & 19x10.5
19x10 & 19x11

pm'ed :)

bump!