Yes.

Slight update. Bought some Z1 goodies during the black friday sale. Only for sure plans for this year are catch can install and doing my fenders (finally).

 

Finished my Z1 dual catch can kit. Easy install and looks great. I had to delete a PCV delete kit and buy OEM fittings lol. I'll sell the PCV kit to recoup the losses. Also pretty excited I may have a half cage from Studio RSR soon if the group buy goes through.

 

 

Mirror cap and antenna?

 

Yes sir.

 

Mostly just a mock up but I added some CF style inlets for the brake ducts. I would like to get the more centered but I may need to take the bumper off and modify it a bit.

 

 

Besides what parts I already have, and the fender flares which are on their way, I think this car is pretty much going to be considered "done" for the time being. For those who don't know I got a free Turbo II RX7, that could use more of my attention (specifically financially). Everything on my G37 is already modded or working, everything else is a bonus at this point. The only things I can see myself getting anytime soon are things for Motorvate's Garage's GTR gauges, and perhaps a power steering cooler. I just don't have the budget for two cars until my wife goes back to work (stay at home mother). Just happy that this car is where it is, it's extremely fun and reliable right now.

 

Will feel good to finally get the rear over with.

 

 

Good to see Z1 innovated and came up with their own rear differential brace. What do you think? I remember tracking my car for the first time after installing it and noticing that the car was able to put the power down so much better coming out of corners.

 

Car is put away and it may be hard to notice the difference when I take it out in spring since I hadn't driven it that recently. I'll update if I notice.

 

I didn't know Z1 had this brace. Seems like a perfect product fit for them, and reasonably priced, too.

https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-pro...e-p-23905.html

 

@Rochester I was also unaware of this product. Z1 must have sold a lot of the Bell Raceworks differential braces and took notice. Did you get one of those for your car? I think it is still one of the best bang for the buck solutions for driveline slop in the G37. The Z1 version looks pretty stout.

 

Yep, IIRC you were one of the first ones here with the Bell diff brace, and I reached out to Bell for a group buy when I bought mine. I bought the 4-point version.

It is an inexpensive and worthy mod, and a relatively easy DIY project. But I only did this after upgrading to solid poly motor mounts.

I also really like the looks of the Z1 brace.