Damn...that's not gonna be cheap....got a $500 deductible, I'll guarantee that's gonna be like what $1500-$2000 ??

 

I really need to get a nice camera.

Maybe one last shine up before the winter wheels go on and it builds up a nice protective layer of salt for the winter.

 

Looking good, Dembflyr. I really like how your new FSTB brackets match the engine cover, although all the copper bolts seem over the top. No wait, those pics are in your build thread. Anyway... there's that.

Wheels are absolutely gorgeous on that car, with proper tires and fitment. Very nice.

Seems you went out of your way to find as many "don't park here" signs for those pics. Too funny.

 

Yeah. Might be a bit much with the copper bolts. But it was just a stop gap until I get a proper bolt kit. Sometimes it works sometimes it don't.

 

The booty just got a bit more bootyful.

 

Looking great!!

 

That does look good. And it looks like it fits pretty well from the pic.

 

I think the body shop may have trimmed or adjusted the spoiler a little bit to make it fit better, but the initial test fit was already good enough. There is some gap where the camera hole and trunk button are, but that doesn't cause any issues and you don't really notice it unless you're looking at a certain distance/angle.

I'll post more pics in better lighting when I get the chance

 

Will you eventually wrap your chrome trim pieces? I think it'll help complete the look of the spoiler!

 

I've been debating about doing that for the past year, and my answer has always been "yes, eventually". Now that the chrome trunk finisher is gone, I am leaning towards wrapping it, but part of me thinks leaving it chrome matches better with the silver wheels. So in short, I still can't decide. LOL

 

Maybe try what Rochester did, just wrap the lower beltline strip of chrome and leave the rest alone, looks pretty nice.

 

How did they attach the thing? Did they glue it on?

 

I really hope they wouldn't glue a spoiler on to his trunk. The spoiler looks fine from far away, kinda ****ty up close IMO. I'll probably get rid of mine eventually.

 

Is that because of the fitment? Or because of the color contrast? I thought this spoiler was the best looking out of all of them (OEM, Autokits, Stillen) but of course looks are subjective. I had mine painted to match my car, except I left a strip in CF. Not sure if you can tell in the pic because of the lighting. But that helps a lot with the look. I didn't want the whole thing in CF because I agree with you, it doesn't look that great on its own.

 

I'm certainly not the only one to do this. And to be honest, part of the motivation here was that wrapping the belt-line only is a lot easier than trying to wrap the entire window trim.

However, I do think it's a unique look that's better than having the chrome encircle the entire area. It accentuates that whole Infiniti back corner swoop design. And by removing that high-contrast in the belt-line, it integrates the top and bottom visuals of the car better by removing the line between the two. Sure, that's all psycho-babble, but if it makes sense... well, there it is.

It's the little things, IMO. Subtle changes that look OEM to someone who doesn't know any different.