Foo56

Bump - need the space so open to any offers.

What year is it? I’m after interior plastics (low centre console section/door & vent trim pieces) for my Hr.

Selling as I bought them as part of a bundle with some Akebono’s for my 350. VERY little wear but some surface rust from storage. Took them to my (very trusted) mechanic to ensure they were good for sale and no worries at all. £200 ono plus postage, or Collection from Bristol (preferred!). Pictures below are just after a wile down with brake cleaner to get some of surface rust off.

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Skirts are sold but the manifolds are still for sale.

Deposit taken for skirts

Yes, they bolt on but need some addition holes drilled if I recall. They’re these ones: https://www.tarmacsportz.co.uk/nissan/nissan-350z/350z-03-08-cs-bottomline-style-side-skirt-rear-bumper-add-ons.html as you can see.. priced to sell!

Hi - decided to go a different direction with my skirts so these are for sale as I need to free up my storage locker! Still in original wrapping from Tarmac Sportz and are as they were shipped so do need prepping before fitment. Collection preferred - £100 Also for sale are my old manifolds (only for HR!). I upgraded mine but nothing wrong with these at all! Only did 57k miles. Again, collection preferred - £100 Apologiee for the bad pictures - I was in a rush and it was very windy!! Thanks Ryan

Yes you do mate. Bit fiddly but not too hard - Could do with widening the two air intake holes too but it does fit (just tight).

From the research I did, there is lower air-pressure under the car (especially when helped with other aero mods) The tray (and zspeed/other alternatives) adds to this. This lower air-pressure helps suck out the air from the engine bay, via these vents which helps the hot air escape (which Torqen one has more of) so I think that's why it's better cooling. Can't remember the articles I read, but more info is readily available if you have a quick google.. Downside is, it's heavier than zspeed but mine felt like it stiffened the front up a bit (though could have just been in my mind)..has fared fine against those speed bumps I've taken a bit too fast though!

Under-tray sold

As title says - I've upgraded mine and have these bits taking up much needed room in storage. All items are in good condition, just need a clean up (which I didn't have time to do before taking the picture!). Can take more pictures if required. Under tray (the front lip section will be taken off and not part of the sale) - £40 Strut Brace - £65 Intakes - £150 Reflectors - £50 Open to offers. Collection from Bristol, or postage at buyer's expense. Apologies I don't have more/better pictures - I had limited space & time to work with! Thanks, Ryan Insert other media

I got torqen one too. It also the vents at the bottom help suck hot air out of the engine bay, which is never a bad thing!

Yea I reckon I could make this.

Also late to the party.. but thought I could hopefully add some value to the thread as I have Injen's now. I purchased Injen long tubes (black). Was easy enough to fit, though when I compare against Stillen pics, I think that the silicon tubes are wider than the aluminium ones on the Stillen. Bit of "body weight persuasion" needed to squeeze stuff in, but it comes with all the brackets for horn relocation and didn't require drilling like the Stillen kit.. and it was cheaper! Also, the Injen intakes sit lower on the front and more in-line with the airflow from the front vents. I've since had mine mapped (alongside several other mods) - Have posted dyno results in the thread FYI but my car is making very impressive gains and I think this mod contributory to that. I was warned off of long tube CAI due to heat soak and gains vs cost reasons when enquiring about maps etc. I decided to do more research and in the end decided it was worth the risk, especially after reading 350butcher's thread. I went for black as it dissipates heat better - Can't remember specific reasons why it does but I did my research before ordering (infra-red related if I remember correctly). During the mapping at Horsham, I kept a close eye on the ambient vs intake temps and found the intake temps to me marginally lower than ambient... and that's on a rolling road with a fan infront! Pic's FYI. I do think they're worth it, especially when done in hand with other breather mods. They look cool, give good gains (though I did this mod at the same time as several others) and sound cool when they're sucking in all that cold air!

Took my '58 plate HR to Horsham on 16/10/18, was cool to see the process and would recommend them for sure. 55k on the clock, running Tesco momentum 99. I went to them with low expectations of getting no more than around 320 fwhp, was more after improving the drive, fueling and feel. Engine mods: Injen long tube CAI. DC sports SS exhaust manifolds. Torqen HFC. Custom cat back exhaust (Infinity exhaust in Bristol). Results: First dyno: 329.6 fwhp / 272.9 whp After map: 338.5 fwhp / 280.7 whp Really happy with that especially as I have been advised by a few people against the manifolds and CAI when I was doing my research pre-purchase - One of the highest HR's they had seen @H-Dev that's non FI apparently, and the drive is WAY smoother and more enjoyable now! Have also attached a picture showing the temperatures as I've been advised previously that long tube CAI suffer from heat soak (which is why I went for black Injen's over Stillen), but on this you can see (even just a fan in front of the car) that temperature on intakes is slightly lower than ambient, so actually driving this would be lower still.

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I'd like one too please!

EDIT: Front's! (not rears as I originally posted in this response lol).

I've been told that they will fit DE Brembo's as the 350z HR Brembo & DE Brembo setup's are the same. They're RTS streetmasters rears with the hats painted in black UHT - Brand new, just kept in storage as surplus to requirement!

Bump - Brakes & spoiler SFS.

Nice - I think I'll end up doing something similar but plan to remove the old satnav controls and borrow my mate's 3d printer to make a cover for it or something of that ilk. One other thing.... do you know if the hands free on the wheel can work with aftermarket headunit? I guess some do but unsure if it uses the OEM mic or if this needs replacing.

Loving this - Have you plumbed the nexus in to the headunit and just using the Aux to play audio? Also, what did you do with your steering wheel controls?

I’ll take the boot mat and the fuel cap mate! You anywhere newr Bristol? If not I’ll need posting please.

Manifold’s sold - open to offers on other bits.