Nissan 370Z Forum - Oh snap, Carbon fiber rear hatch dampners...

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We are looking at $99 a set. But there is a coupon :)

Coupon= 370z

planning on becoming a forum vendor?

In for hood struts if you can guarantee no chance of damaging the aluminum hood.

Yes we are becoming a vendor. Already talked to AK.

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Originally Posted by Ryan_west06 (Post 518432)

Yes we are becoming a vendor. Already talked to AK.

cool :tup:

In for more results on this.
Been looking for some solid, do not screw up my hood, hood struts. Talking to a local shop here currently, but not 100% sure they can do it, they do more tuning/wrench tuning.

quick DIY too please for the hood dampers. :p

hope it's as easy as the ones for the G35C's...i installed a set on mine and it's been very good.

Ya a diy would be a forsure, this would help sell more of these little guy's than anything!

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Originally Posted by Ryan_west06 (Post 518387)

sorry you cant make adjustments but i dont see it being an issue for you.

Ryan

uhm...if you use the factory specs on a carbon hood, the weight difference is enough that it'll push the hatch up and create a small gap.

hmm... not sure then. right now we are only fitting these to the stock hood.

phalen, enough already. go change your avatar or something. :D

Sorry for the car being so dirty guys. here is the Front :)

one thing we ran into. The rub molding that runs along the side of the fender was cut. Now i imagine some of you fanatics wont want that so cutting a little section out shouldnt be to bad. As others might just toss the rubber. Its up to you ;p

Id say the install would take roughly 15-20 min. always helps to have a buddy hold the hood while installing the dampers.

Dampers are held on with a ball joint, and the secured with a pop pin. I raised and lowered the hood about 2 trillion times to insure quality. We havent had any dampers come back for bad quality.

Ask all the questions you need to, im here!

Ryan
Prosport Gauges, Inc

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 518535)

phalen, enough already. go change your avatar or something. :D

ur just jealous of my avatars :mad:

lol

hummm... not sure about that cutting out portion. :( isn' that piece there to prevent water entry?

actually the dampers go in at an angle. the rubber doesnt need to be cut but you will need to expose the ball joint.