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Damn, I had high hopes for this spoiler, but I have to agree with rochester. Is the gap between the lip/spoiler and the trunk as evident as it seems in the picture? It almost looks like you could slide a quarter or two between that gap.
Okay, I will admit my full fault in this premature fitment and picture. I just simply placed it on the trunk itself just to see how it would look and what the results may look like. Tonight, Ill have a buddy of mine with me who will press and keep pressure on the spoiler itself to see how it actually sits without 3m'ing it. The picture was just a "Hey i got it updated". The Gap is just it being on the trunk. I do apologize guys
The pictures are ****ty. I do bad with photography, I pushed it in more when I was holding it to trunk. It seemed to go in fine with the hole cut outs. Now it is a bit narrow about an inch and half on each side. Once I get more time and not being at work I'm gonna try to actually push it all the way in and measure the flaws.
@jake85 if this is the same one, did you take off your chrome spoiler? or make any other adjustments besides making the cutouts bigger.
Again I'm doing this as a trail run for forum members. I personally will still get a bella trunk after winter.
The chrome spoiler was removed and the wing was heated to get it to wrap the edge of the trunk as closely as possible.
The chrome spoiler was removed and the wing was heated to get it to wrap the edge of the trunk as closely as possible.
I thought so. It seemed very weird to me that the depth it has on the inside of the spoiler would be enough to cover the spoiler and be flush. I'm gonna look into removing my spoiler and providing better pictures to show you guys how it actually fits.
The before pictures is just me laying it on top of the OEM spoiler and pressed it a bit to see how it would look.
Hey guys I need help asap, I will be buying some 19" coupe wheels tomorrow for my g37x, I think they are both 19x9. I Don't want to mess with the AWD obviously so what tires should I run ??? 245/40/19 all around ? The wheels I am about to buy are running 225/45/19(Front) and 255/40/19(Rear). In other words I will be selling those tires to get all the same tires. Spacers and coils soon to come as well.
All help appreciated, thank you !
Hey guys I need help asap, I will be buying some 19" coupe wheels tomorrow for my g37x, I think they are both 19x9. I Don't want to mess with the AWD obviously so what tires should I run ??? 245/40/19 all around ? The wheels I am about to buy are running 225/45/19(Front) and 255/40/19(Rear). In other words I will be selling those tires to get all the same tires. Spacers and coils soon to come as well.
All help appreciated, thank you !
Have to check the back stamping on the wheels to check the width, even if one pair is 8.5 and the other 9" wide, no biggie, you can run 245/40/19 all around, just be sure to put the wider wheels in back.
Have to check the back stamping on the wheels to check the width, even if one pair is 8.5 and the other 9" wide, no biggie, you can run 245/40/19 all around, just be sure to put the wider wheels in back.
^^^What wheel/tire specs are you running? That wheel design goes well on your sedan, might consider spacers to flush them up a bit.
Thanks! They are Concept One CSLs in 19x9+15 and 19x10.5+45. The fronts are pretty much flush as is, I think I could probably get a 3-5mm or so on the back though if I'm lucky.
I thought so. It seemed very weird to me that the depth it has on the inside of the spoiler would be enough to cover the spoiler and be flush. I'm gonna look into removing my spoiler and providing better pictures to show you guys how it actually fits.
The before pictures is just me laying it on top of the OEM spoiler and pressed it a bit to see how it would look.
Curious as to how this will turn out, about to pull the trigger on this spoiler as well.
I'm not being ugly when I ask, but why? It's a performance oriented vehicle and that large of a wheel takes all of it out and must be super heavy. I respect peoples choices so I am not bashing, just asking
I'm not being ugly when I ask, but why? It's a performance oriented vehicle and that large of a wheel takes all of it out and must be super heavy. I respect peoples choices so I am not bashing, just asking
Most G37's Journey sedans I see on the road are driven by an older age group who do not care about the performance aspect of the car. You can still enjoy the performance aspect of the car and have heavy wheels. It's obvious he enjoys the look..
I have drag radials nitto 555r on stock 17 inch rims tuned with nos 480 hp on nos.. i i have 24s on my car for car shows but not for racing thou that wouldnt hold up pretty good lol