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Bump

I'm not so sure about the arctic meet. My 370 doesn't move when there's snow on the ground!

Bump to the top. Will listen to sensible offers, could do with the space.

I'd be up for a meet if anyone's about.

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It fits the drop top just not sure about the spoiler. I think the boot is different.

Quite right as Wasso states this is 370z specific. By all means anything is possible if you have the cash but I wouldn't try adapt this kit.

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To the top!

Weekend bump!

Bump!

What I forgot to ask in my previous, in my previous post is; do you have a photo of the rear of the car with the kit on?

There are quite a few pictures on the internet of the amuse kit from the rear. It looks fantastic and pains me to sell but needs must.

Paddy, I will get some pictures of the merc when I have some time and pop them in another thread.

Hi all,

For sale is my Shine Amuse kit. I did pop this up for sale a while ago but due to personal circumstances and one thing or another had to withdraw it from sale, I can only apologies to any interested parties. The kit has since sat in my lock up with sheets covering it. It’s a full kit which I bought from Paul a while ago and intended to get it put on my car, however, the timing could not be worse with buying a house and getting married so unfortunately my dream of having this kit on my car will not be realised.

As said the kit is a full Amuse replica, better than the originals as this is made of FRP rather than plain old fibreglass, the original also never came with carbon fibre, of which this kit has a full carbon blade on the rear spoiler, full carbon under tray on the front bumper and carbon inserts on the rear bumper. The fitment on this kit is fantastic, pictures of the tabs are included, there is no shaving, cutting, bodging or anything needed to fit this kit, it’s a direct replacement for your standard kit.

The kit includes the following:

x2 Skirts,

x1 Front Bumper with complete carbon fibre undertray,

x1 Rear Bumper,

x1 Rear Spoiler with brake light.

I’ve also got a set of mesh parts that can be used to fill the vents on the front and rear bumpers. This kit has never been fitted to a car, apart from the skirts, they were fitted to my car and to be honest suit the car so well that taking them off has been sad! The kit is currently sprayed in Magnetic Black however I would personally suggest a re-spray as I was never 100% happy with the job the chap did on it originally.

Now this kit must go, feel free to either private message me on here, email me at g.ryall(at)hotmail.co.uk, or give me a call/txt on 07772 6(three)42(three)5. I regret to say that I can’t offer delivery on this kit, it is worth too much to hand over to some heavy handed courier company. I could at a stretch deliver it myself within a certain radius of Cardiff, as you can imagine this won’t really fit in a car, I brought it back from Scotland myself in a Merc Vito. The kit is currently located at CF64 and I am happy for the prospective buyer to come view the kit, please no time wasters as I’m sure you can appreciate my time is precious.

I am after £2,200 ono, I paid well over this for the kit originally, I will listen to sensible offers however. Here are the pictures…

That's my old car with the alloys on above! GLWTS.

Has to be the 335i if petrol as it offers great value. Failing that the 335d is brutal

Jags always seem to get better looking once they've been out of production for a few years. I remember when the old man bought one of the first XKRs, he went over to Holland to pick it up to beat the queues they had over here for them. It looked good back then in my 14 year old eyes but I have to admit it looks better now even after all those years.

Nissan badge is better, never been a huge fan of aftermarket badges on cars.

My old Mk2 Golf GTI which I had for 6 years and sold for double of what I paid

 

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That's really nicely done, these are creeping up in value now!

Shame my brother literally just sold his white one as I'm sure he would have been happy to be a guinea pig.

Whilst not embarrassing as such it is funny.

This sounds a bit random but I was on city rd in Cardiff last Wednesday around 8:30pm when a guy popped his head in my window to remark that he'd just bought a 370 and how he sees so few! I don't know if its anyone on here. Good to know there are a few fellow Zed owners in the area! Sorry I didn't stop to chat as I was desperately trying to nab a space outside the kebab shop before someone else nicked it

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Good to know! What sort of prices are we talking for braided lines on the 370? I think a good set, with fluid and some better pads are on the cards soon.

Sorry to dig up an old thread but I'm really looking to sharpen up the brakes on my 370, I don't feel they're that great out the box. As the new Nismo version has GTR lines and fluid does this mean that the GTR lines are a direct drop in to the 370?

Mine is 2010 as well, I must have been thinking of the later deals! Ah well it's not terrible at £220 for a service. Cheers buddy.

I'm just after a bit of quick clairification on inclusive servicing. I bought my 370z brand new back in 2010 and at the time I thought it came with 3 years free servicing, honestly it was that far back I can't quite remember. I know the first 2 services were covered by Nissan but after booking in for my 3rd one I've just had a call to say that I only had 2 years servicing covered under the inclusive service package. Did they only do 2 year service packs or was there the option for a 3 year service pack as well?

Yeah, HFC's could be the way to go, but I expect I'll get it all done in one swoop, Up-Rev - Exhaust system, etc....

I'd consider Ecutek, far more advanced than Up Rev...