Yep bought it, just waiting for it.

Nice! I'm about to get in on that!

2 more days till ordering

I thought this was an awesome shot of the Varis wing:

http://370ztune.com/images/product_i...b539_W1200.jpg

Varis - GT Wing, VSDC 1360mm with Base Spoiler, Carbon

EDIT: Who here thinks that our price for the Varis full carbon cooling bonnet is reasonable? Reason I am asking is because I really want to help someone in this community acquire the Varis hood so I need to know what they need from me to make it possible. If you are interested please let me know how I can help.

http://370ztune.com/images/product_i...dd3e_W1200.jpg

http://370ztune.com/images/product_i...9302_W1200.jpg

http://370ztune.com/images/product_i...f82c_W1200.jpg

http://370ztune.com/370z/z34/varis/p...carbon/pid/896

-Hunter

370ztune, what seats are in the Varis car? They look almost like the stock GT-R seats.

I am not 100% sure but going off of the pictures, I think those are either the Recaro RS-G or Recaro TS-G; which just so happen to be my favorite seat of all time...SO comfortable; especially for a bucket seat.

GT-RR.com - ASM x Recaro - RS-G ASM Limited

http://gt-rr.com/gt-r/r35/asm_x_reca...imited/pid/105

The link is to the ASM Recaro limited edition seat. There are other, standard options available straight from Recaro. I just used this link because in my opinion it will give you the best visual.

EDIT: Just to clarify, the difference between the RS-G and the TS-G is the shell and posture. The TS-G is more recessed so it is perfect for taller people or for those who are longer in the torso because it allows the driver to slouch a little bit; due to the design and support of the shell the seat is still extremely comfortable! The RS-G has a more upright position for the shorter drivers or those who are longer in the legs.

-Hunter

did you buy the whole kit? CF or the FRP version?
i'm just ordering the front lip kit FRP.

I was going to ask that same thing but you did so yay!:happydance:


Those seats are pretty sweet looking!

the "rear half spoiler" by the muffler tips are growing on me.

:iagree:I bought just the cf lip, I like a little bling. I'm not into spoilers or side skirts. But i may add the stune side skirts if the lip is overpowering. You planning to get the entire kit?

Oh ok. I'm just getting the front lip as well but in frp. this lip looks sick. it gives our cars a more aggressive look. is your car dropped? i'm about to drop mine on eibach springs with ichiba 20mm spacers. i wonder how its gonna look. i'm not a big fan of body kits but the Amuse kit looks sick. too much $$$ though lol. the wing looks sexy. once i get the lip on the car, i'm gonna try to envision and see if the amuse wing flows good with it ;) if yes then i'm saving up that $1,400+ for the wing :stirthepot:

when I saw the first real pics of the lip I thought the lip stuck out too far. Then I saw undistorted pics on varis homepage and wanted it. It's very simple and not bulky.

I'm lowered on coilovers, about an inch drop but slightly higher in the rear. I was amazed how lowering a car changes how the car looks. The bumper looks better because it's lower to the ground and the car looks smaller because the roof is lower.

In about a year I'm planning to get the 6 spoke advan wheels. I thought of adding spacers but don't have air tools.

That double wing cracks me up! The rest of the kit looks great tho!

While we were at TAS we saw these new wheels by Advan that I instantly thought would look AMAZING on a 370Z. I couldn't help but share after reading this post:

The top row and middle row in the picture below is Advan's new RG-D (D for DEEP) wheel with all available color options. The very bottom row on the first picture is the standard RG-II so you can compare the difference of depth.

http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/q...AS20102123.jpg

Here is a closer shot:

http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/q...2010-2-389.jpg

-Hunter

http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/q...AS20102123.jpg

someone pshop the guy out of the way please, he's ruining the picture

:roflpuke2: