Nice! I have the same ramps. Butttttt I still scrape my front under piece lol:ughdance:

Thanks for all the input guys. Its appreciated. I was just wondering cuz theres a parking lot I pull into that is very steep. I think I could get away with pulling into it at an angle with no scratches. But as far as pulling out of it onto the main road im at a decline. So I was actually thinking of trying to back into the main road when its clear. But with my luck a cop will see me and give me a ticket. haha Those would be the most expensive scratches to avoid! :eek:

I got my 2011 370Z NISMO in May. On the way out to Nellis AFB to train, I hit a piece of tire in the road which required fascia replacement. Now one of the screws that holds in the black trim part underneath the fascia is missing. Can I pick up a few of these at Nissan?

Be extra careful
 

Stay out of New Orleans (LOL!). The reality is we're driving low-riding sports cars, so I think it's a case of being a bit more careful -- especially when driving city streets and dealing with curbs.

I just replaced my front end chin spoiler (NISMO version) and bumper for $2,200 -- to include pain job. Not over the top expensive, but I could have used the money elsewhere.

It was the result of driving the busted up, high-curb, deep sloping driveways of New Orleans and Chalmette for nearly two years. Since I've since headed out Texas way, I figured it was time to fix 'er up.

I intend to be extra cautious from here on out.

Use the angle
 

I always came in on a angle parallel to the bottom of the driveway and then turned up ... you know, riding the street and driveway a bit and then slowly turning up into it. It's a bit tricky, but you can't go straight in.

tu_clean, would you mind taking a picture to show us what it looks like up close? Thanks. :tup:

Mines a continuing problem. Any zip tie fixes just rip apart at speed. If i hit higher speeds, my wheel well liner gets pulled back from the wind and rubs on the tire. I have a 4x4" hole in the well liner now and tons of melted plastic all over. Such a mess. Im going to have to get it on a lift and do a alot of work with bolts and do some real heavy duty fix - or, go through insurance and see if they can replace.

Problem is 3 of the bolts cant be used on the edge because of material missing from both the bumper and the bottom plastic portion, so a real fix includes replacing the bumper, under tray and well liner.