Now you've gone to far and killed what once was a hot Z.

Lucky for me I'm the one that paid off my Z & your point of view is irrevelant! Your negitive reaction doesn't outweigh all the positive reactions I get not only at major car shows, but also daily on the street. Thanks for the motivation though!

On that stillen front bumper, did it not fit right? Why does it look like there two lines?

For some reason they made it seperate parts right there. I've asked about it & the only answer was to avoid issues with the copyright design of the factory bumper. I personally think it's night & day between the two, but what do I know. It fit fine though & only needed slight modification to get it to line up with the factory holes.

The paint of the front & rear bumper doesn't seeem to match with th rest of the car.

Your right, the front is just the lighting, but the rear is slightly darker. Got $200 back for it but debating if I should let the shop keep it & redo it... I'm just short on time always & I had it painted in San Angelo, not Austin, so I'd have to leave the Z there & find a way home.

Stillen provided me with a epoxy/glue type of thing that can be blended to conceal the joint of the two pieces. Not sure if my body shop used that or their own product, but I have no separation between pieces. Its hard to see because my car is black but I think it makes the bumper flow a little better.

That's cool. I kind of like it like this...not sure why but it just stands out to me more. I don't think they game me that mixture so maybe that's why the shop left it the way it is.