Nissan 370Z Forum - The Varis Arising-II kit is growing on me

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Originally Posted by SNSD YOONA (Post 3062152)

http://www.the370z.com/members/snsd-...ure83874-a.jpg

That's why I never judge other's mods.:icon18::icon18:

Merry Christmas guys :tiphat:

A person's taste in car mods has a direct relation to how often he or she will need to use this.

At the end of the day, as long as I enjoy in it, that's all that matter to me, and i think everyone deserve this:yum:
If one day you can make your own kits, I will be the first one to say 'good job buddy'...

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Originally Posted by 1cleanZ (Post 3061193)

K, well I'll be the first to say that photos do NOT do this bodykit justice. In photos, your eyes are immediately drawn to the "vents" and the bars of the bumper, things that some may see or feel are "tasteless" or "rice".

The things people can't see are:
#1 - The product/quality. Below I took a few photos of the kit being put on. SPOT ON fitment, and materials used? This kit is the FRP version, yet everything black on the kit (bottom of the front bumper, side skirts, full fenders, hood, and rear bottom diffuser) are all made with reinforced ***carbon fiber weave***. The "carbon fiber" version is obviously double sided CF with CF finish on the outside, but it simply blows my mind that they use carbon fiber on the non-carbon fiber version for pure quality and strength.
#2 - The seams and curve of this kit....there's ZERO CHANCE of there being a "replica mold" made of these parts. When examing the skirts closely, all of the bottom splitters are added on separately (expected), but what you DO NOT SEE is that the skirts are seemed together. The skirts were at one time 3 pieces because of the complexity of the vents/functionality. Which brings me right into...
#3 - the vents are 100% functionable. The front opening, intercooler goodness. The outter vents of the front directly feed the filters of the intercooler piping. The side skirts actually funnel air from the wheel well/front of the side skirt, and channel it inside of the side skirt releasing it out half way. I'm BLOWN AWAY by this!! The rear bumper vents actually release air from the rear wheel wells, allowing you to run brake ducts or simply use as is.

The "styling" of this kit may not be for everyone, but for those to jump on here and say "that's a piece of sh/t", or "wow....RICE" obviously have not seen this kit in person, or know anything about it. I just ask you to hold your negativity and keep an open mind until you do actually see one of the few of these kits within the US at a show/meet. You may eat evvvvery single word you have posted on this thread! If not, to each their own I guess .... cheers!

Only a few updated mounted photos of MR. Arrvaxx's progress.

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Damn man looks soo good :drool:

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Originally Posted by SNSD YOONA (Post 3062152)

http://www.the370z.com/members/snsd-...ure83874-a.jpg

That's why I never judge other's mods.:icon18::icon18:

Merry Christmas guys :tiphat:

:icon18::icon18:hahahhaah!!!! Amen bro!! nice sticker :tup:

not sure how it works... last night when i first clicked this thread and saw the first post i started projectile vomiting and then began writing my part-out and for-sale posts to get me as far away from association as possible.

13 pages later and after seeing what you guys are doing with it, its grown on me and looks amazing with what those of you have done with it. It blows my mind how so many of you can see the potential in something like that which I see as totally irreparable.

I look forward to seeing your cars finished up with this. Maybe one day I will put some money into making my Z look nice!

Understandable Phunk. I think the pics of the white kit made a lot of people more critical of it, despite the fact the install was clean and nicely done.

How the owner chooses to color this kit plays a major role in whether or not it works from a visual standpoint.

See the attached image for comparison.

I was also testing a few other things. Here is a quick shop of what it looks like with the nose vents filled in and body colored lip. (vents were also darkened)

That is definitely the way to do it.

What about the rear?

You may as well buy '13+ front bumper and add the Varis lip then.

Merry Xmas update. Getting closer for me. They laid a second layer of color and added some accent painting.

http://i.imgur.com/P21fQTMl.jpg

Again that center post chopped and entire center section darkened. Its not a black more of dark gray / charcoal color.

http://i.imgur.com/EP8Q5P3l.jpg

Same color on the sideskirt.

http://i.imgur.com/Ulfeo0jl.jpg

Here you can see they filled the long hole used for what I think is the JDM license plate bracket. I'll be able to drill my own license plate mounts now. On my Amuse bumper before I always just had license plate stuck on with VHB. Kinda want to avoid that here. Also the inside edge has that same dark gray accent but kinda hard to see here.

http://i.imgur.com/epCwAQ1l.jpg

Looking great, probably the best kit for the 370z imo

Wow... It is indeed growing on me too

That is gonna look real nice all put together!

26.12.2014

Assembling is going to take place after new year, here is the picture of Oneighty Custom made headlight on Black chrome Z34.
http://www.the370z.com/members/snsd-...ure83927-a.jpg

You also will be able to find the video clip on FB.
http://www.the370z.com/members/snsd-...ure83928-a.jpg

Enjoy and wish all of you happy new year.

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Originally Posted by Liquid_G (Post 3064834)

This has got to be the perfect colour combo for this extreme body kit:tup:
Amazing preparation went into the details for this project:tiphat: