All carbon, top and bottom.

If anyone has installed the seibon nsm spoiler themselves, please post a DIY if you took pics during the build! If not I guess I'll have to be the first. Just got mine n it has no directions or tips.

please do! I am always concerned that the autobody shops will just mess it up and break something so I rather do it myself.

A few people on here have it, but i don't know if a shop put it on or if they did it themselves.

Look for a DIY around Xmas time! Away from my garage till then.. I'll also be putting on
Evo-R's rear diffuser, stillen splitter and canards at the same time to complete the look + a ton of downforce. we need all the downforce on the back as possible

its Oct!!! any update??

I wonder how hard it would be to remove the sport spoiler? I am wanting to try and do this install myself.

I believe there are a few bolts and then double sided tapes holding on the stock spoiler.

hello??? any update???

I just received my seibon nismo syle spoiler. It reminds me a lot of the Porsche gt2 spoiler. I'll take some pics later today off the car. I have yet to remove the sport spoiler as no one really has any good DIY on it, but I'm sure it won't be hard to figure out.

updates RoshDawg?

hey guys, so I have the spoiler with me (see attached pics below) but I am away from my garage and lift, which is where I'll be installing all the parts I've bought (splitter, canards, SS brake lines, resonated test pipes, spoiler, diffuser, and a few more bits). Unfortunately that will not be for some time, so I don't advise waiting for me.

However, for the spoiler, I am very happy with it. The weave is perfect, packaging was very secure (they also made it upon me ordering it which I find pretty cool) and it is very light. If you are going for a tasteful OEM look, this is the one for you. I ordered mine from Stillen and managed to get a very good price.
Please note that you WILL need to drill some holes for the spoiler to fit, but the good news is that the OEM holes will be covered. Please let me know if you have any specific questions about it, and sorry again for not being able to install it now.

As for removing the sport spoiler, you will need to remove the plastic panels from the hatch and remove the two bolts and nuts that you will see. Hope this diagram helps:
http://www.the370z.com/attachments/e...oiler-rear.jpg

but then there is a double sided tape/glue. Just use a fishing line and maybe even a heat gun / blow dryer.

You will also need to take off the clips that align the spoiler, but take your time to not damage them just in case you need them, I hear they are quite fragile. There are 4 of them I believe (maybe including the 2 bolts from earlier? not sure).

It would be easier to just replace and trade your hatch with someone else's Z.

Hope this helps

Edit: found some more instructions. Look at attached.

Assuming high quality, it might be interesting to replace my OEM Nismo wing with the carbon one.

I'll take your Nismo wing if you want to sell.