HotRodz - Dip your headlights like I did!

It looks really good on a white nismo. That's what gave me in the inspiration. However theirs was vinyl'd...

http://s22.postimg.org/5aa45x4s1/20130712_193738_1.jpg

http://s24.postimg.org/kiu2jowt1/20130712_193753_1.jpg

Yup, that will be next. I'm thinking of getting the Carbon Signal front lip and maybe getting the hood and wing done in black at so point!

thanks guys, thanks for looking. :tup:

very nice, kenchen! :D

thanks, c4! :D

some swifts would really set that thing off mr kenchan. love the wheels

hey thanks edub. :tup:

for me, no lowering on my Z. :D i bought this car to motor on the streets spiritedly. i want full suspension stroke as some parts of my area is pretty uneven. i dont think the car needs any lowering as she sits pretty low already, and the offsets i use on the wheels are appropriate for my application. some of you like your cars looking squashed, some of us dont.

i have a lowered G35C and my '12 honda Fit sport (dd) is lowered on swifts which i enjoy half dress up and half motoring. :)

While I like the lowered look, my roads here in Chicago are terrible. Driving downtown I thought my car was going to split into 2 pieces. :ugh: Plus the garages I need to park at times have inclides that are just too steep.

I actually had the Swifts and spacers and I took them off. :facepalm: Stock is good.

Once you've owned over 20 cars, you definitely get to know wat to do and wat not to do for your application. Lowering just for looks is for the novice. :icon17:

Swifts are way more comfortable than stock springs too. Jus sayin :)

I know my other car runs them and they are good (best) lowering springs.

But as stated, I want full stroke. My other cars full bump on certain areas at speed. 370Z does not, and handles like a champ. :D basically no slowing down accepted.

A few photos of mine.

http://www.the370z.com/members/stino...ust-tips05.jpg

http://www.the370z.com/members/stino...ust-tips06.jpg

just realized that the upper mustash on the s-tune kit would cover up those dealer-installed-front plate-oops-through-holes if you have them. :icon17: