They are carbon fiber version.

Evo-R: Make me a flat black version please :)

^^ u mean a painted fiberglass version or painted CF

^I mean the non-carbon fiber version.

im gonna want the c/f version i just need to save up money haha i was just in vegas and it ate me basically

Looks good. I think the carbon fiber would look better if it were a dry carbon look. I know real auto-claved carbon is expensive but if there were a flat clear/gel coat on your wet lay versions I think that would look better. just my opinion. Dry carbon looks hot.

Do you guys think the non-carbon or carbon version would look better on a white 370Z?

Someone do a photoshop of the carbon one to look like the fins and raised parts are left bare carbon and the rest is painted flat black. That might look hot.

Anyone in the Las Vegas area or south Cal area. I have 2 samples for SEMA show up for sale. Pick up only. No shipping. Special price. Please PM me.

^WHen is the link going to work to order these on your site? And will it have an fog light order option? Also do they all have that blinking mode?

I'll try to get that done once get back from SEMA.

One of 2 diffuser sold to Nissan dealer. Last one left from the show.

BTW guys, we won a Golbal Media SEMA award for this item!

in the picture from sema, why does it seem to not sit flush against the body, it kinda looks cheap. Could it just be the angle of the picture?

Are you going to post some more pics now that SEMA is here? I think all of us would love to see it from various angles. Thanks

To me it didn't look like it filled in all the area below that body line that arcs accross the back of the bumper. Seemed to still be some white paint visible just below that line before the diffuser started. Alignment issue or part issue?

I don't understand. If Nissan had left these parts unpainted, everyone would be calling them cheap and going out and getting them painted. But when you deliberately make them look like black plastic, they become cool...? :rolleyes:

Anyway, I have a black car, so it doesn't matter. I'll go ahead and :gtfo2: now...

Cuz We got them in last minutes. On the top section you need screw from inner bumper to the diffuser. Did not have enough time to do it. So just double side tape which is not enough to hold it. This is very nice carbon piece. I'll post more pics.

So it does sit more flush against the body? I'm glad to hear that, def get some pics of how it "should" fit

not fully push on aar SEMA photo
http://www.evo-r.net/SEMA09/370Z/SEMA2009 287.jpg
http://www.evo-r.net/SEMA09/370Z/SEMA2009 277.jpg
http://www.evo-r.net/SEMA09/370Z/SEMA2009 278.jpg

But it sits more flush then that right?

Yes, cuz top part is not screw in to hold.

So how is it going to be secured with a screw to the bumper???? Does it require damaging the stock body work?

You will need to drill through the stock bumper.

i will never do that!! i dunno now if im gonna buy it...

I guess its up to if you going to keep this cover for good. I bet by the time you decided to go with different look, new kit with full bumper replacement will be out.

Will it be drilled in underneath the bumper with the top part held on by tape? If so I don't think it would be that bad since you would not see any holes if decided to take it off.

Can we get a step by step instruction of install with pics so that those of concerned about damaging the stock bumper can see how this thing is installed and secured? Thanks

god that **** is sooo sexy.... drool...

I have saved the bottom picture and blown it up to look more closely at this diffuser. The glossy clearcoat is reflecting the silver color of the bumper across the rounded top edge of the diffuser. The fit looks flush actually, but this "reflection" gives the appearance of more bumper showing than actually is. Save the attached pic, enlarge it yourself and see what I am talking about. It is easy to see the reflection at the right and left edge of the diffuser as it fades off.

i actually really lilke this piece. I blew it up and took a look still hard to see but it already looks nice to me...

evo-r: i'll be looking for a package of this c/f rear diffuser, c/f fangs and the c/f upper bumper piece where the license plate screws into...

man i really didnt wana start carbon fibering my z but this set up looks soooo freaking sexy ugh....

That looks so sweet.

i have FI CBE, do you think this will fit with it?

What is FI CBE?

fast intentions cat-back exhaust

why would it not fit? it's not like it's changing the exhaust holes or anything.

Oh okay, thanks. I'm not sure. Is the exhuast tip very close to the bumper?

Here is a photo of it installed with Amuse R1 Titanium catback. Also with Sunline rears
http://www.evo-r.net/product/370Z/Rear_diff/CF_Diff.jpg

How about an upclose installed on a base/factory Z rear, no addtional bodywork?

Evo-R how is it secured to the rear bumper? U said a screw? Any pictures?

In those pics, what's those rear side pieces. The carbon fiber is starting to grow on me.

If I could see this on Platinum graphite I'd be sold...Esp since your local!