Originally Posted by w0rM Well, sadly it looks like I'm going to be getting rid of my Z soon. After 5 years in a Z, I'm ready to stick with
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The springs are good for a little over an inch drop. It's not super low. It's really just enough to close some of the fender gap. Here's a pic of the wheels and springs installed so you can see how it looks. |
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Swift springs lower the car 1" up front and 1.2" out back, or somewhere right in there.
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Anyone know a good body shop that can fill in the spot where the front Nissan emblem goes when removed?
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I dont know a shop that would be able to do that, but there are a few way you can do a self fix on that im sure. i could prolly help you out. when you take the emblem off, is the space left open a few holes where the emblem was attached or is it one big gapping hole?
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I think it's just recessed into the bumper, no holes the rear has the holes I believe. I've heard good things about rapid patch, speed grip, and polyurethane fillers, I don't know what would be best. The idea is to fill that in and wrap the car in vinyl. Not sure if it's the best idea but that's what I'm thinking. Hahaha
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Polyurethane would prolly work pretty well. depending on what kind it is effects how the vinyl would adhere to it. though, you could always ignore that spot. just some ideas.
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Would you know what could work for this? Filling in the space and playing nice with the vinyl. I'm thinking 3m vinyl, not sure if it makes a difference or not.
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