98intrigue's pretty large part out

98intrigue

I could write a book on why I'm parting out my car...but I'm not. You can click on the link in my sig if you haven't been keeping up to date.

Shipping: I work for a large warehouse and we use UPS, so I'll be using UPS to ship if necessary. Since we do not ship out enough product, unfortunately I do not get any kind of discount. The good thing is I can make sure everything is packaged safely and securely.

Payment: Payment can be made by check, money order, or paypal. If paying by check or money order, I will not ship out your item(s) until the payment clears in my bank account. I hope my username speaks for itself and other forums members can vouch that I'm trustworthy and will not run off with your money. If payment is made using paypal, please add 3% to cover the fees.

Priority: Priority will go to the order in which I receive PMs for the item(s). No calling dibs in the thread Once I receive your PM, we will make arrangements for the payment/shipping.

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First, let's start off with the EVO-R 3pc front lip. I was one of the first to receive this lip back in October 2010. My car is actually pictured on their website to show how the lip looks installed. It's a simple, yet effective way to make the front of the car more aggressive. Since I've had it installed for so long, I resprayed the lip just before taking these pictures today. I sprayed it matte black and it looks exactly like the fiinish it came with.

Paid: $234 shipped
SOLD to TMAN1985


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The specs on the right are from grass dust? They are not chips since I just resprayed it before this was taken.

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Imperfection

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Imperfection

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Unfortunately, the mounting point cracked while removing the lip. The good thing is you can barely see the crack when the lip is on the car.

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I took this picture last night before I resprayed the lip. I had already removed the lip, so this is just me pressing it up against the car. As you can see, you can't see the crack.


Same thing happened here This 3M tape is nothing to mess with! The good thing is, the crack cannot be seen when the lip is on the car because this is where the lip/bumper meet. The lip is still secured to the bumper using 3 screws, so this will not affect the mounting strength. You can still use 75% of the mounting surface area where the double sideded tape is applied.

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Next up are Shine Auto Spec-S Rear Bumper Add-ons. I bought these and had them painted in November 2010. I had them painted by Nissan and the paint match is SPOT ON! I'm very particular about paint matching and I don't have a single complaint. The fiberglass was strengthened in a few areas and the pinholes were filled. Then they were painted.

Paid: $215 shipped
Prep and paint: $190
SOLD to bluestai


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Imperfection. I was backing into my garage to work on my car one day and I forgot my old garage door opener was still laying in my garage I wasn't too happy with myself. Luckily, I have 40th Anniversary touch up paint and it covered it right up. It's pretty hard to notice due to the angle it's at since the lip starts curving down where the scratch is.

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I told you it's hard to notice

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The passenger side is FLAWLESS

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How about an EVOR-R rear diffuser? This thing goes great with the rear add-ons! HINT HINT There is no scratches of any kind on this. Fitment is 95%. With the add-ons installed, fitment is at 100% since it covers the slight gap on the sides.

Paid: $334 shipped
SOLD to happytheman


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To complete the look of my car, I installed Stillen side skirts in January of this year. Ironically, these go great with the rear add-ons as well. Another HINT HINT They flow great with the stock body lines and with the rear add-ons. They are made of urethane, so you do not have to worry about cracking these. Another thing...the paint match is absolutely PERFECT! There's not a scratch on these babies, either!

Paid: $600 shipped already painted (I bought them used)
SOLD to bluestai


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Next up are Stance GR+ OEM style coilovers. I bought these used with less than 2k miles on them back in May. I never installed them because I have the H&R springs and I love the way the car sits now. I wanted to go .5" lower, but my speed bumps in my neighborhood will not allow that. So these have just been sitting in my garage.

Paid: $1100 shipped
SOLD on the G37 forums


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Installed (picture is on H&R lowering springs just to show what a lowered Z looks like )




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How about the cheapest thing I have up for sale... 15mm Ichiba spacers with hubcentric rings. Not much needs to be explained. I had these on the rear and replaced them with a 20mm spacer.

Paid: $75 shipped
SOLD

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Time for cooling... CSF radiator. Here is a great thing to have for anyone who is/planning on going FI. I bought this from Z1 brand new in July, but I never got around to installing it.

Paid: $675 shipped
Asking price: $650 shipped

I also have 2 gallons of Nissan blue coolant
Paid: $55
Asking price: $45 shipped

I also have 2 bottles of RedLine Water Wetter
Paid: $22
Asking price: $17 shipped

Package deal: $700 shipped



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