Spooky_Intentions

On Facebook there is an FRP Automotive America, run by a guy name Traci. Super cool guy, im waiting on fenders, headlight bezels, frnot and rear bumper, front air dam(devil), and skuttle plate. Ill report back once everything comes in the mail with pictures.

Veerrryyy interesting, would also like to see a guinea pig for this and have them report back.

Well if you want to fix your car then youre getting great advice and youve done a lot of troubleshooting already, if you want to pass emissions just so you can use it as a daily drive(which i had to do at one point) i just put some E85 fuel in the gas tank, about a 50/50 mix of E85 and regular, then passed with flying colors. Your car will run like crap so just put some premium in afterwords and youll be fine.

I left a comment on one of your videos! It would be awesome if one day you could post a video of the full refurbish of the dash!

I would feel much more powerful! Hahaha sorry i had to. but yeah, only you can see the warning points under your icon, i have zero as well.

What is everyones opinion on what the best front control arm set up that you can buy non custom is?

Vega, this guy is the U.S supplier for FRP. https://m.facebook.com/nmzpreservation Datsun Z Fiberglass is always super far behind on his orders, many people report having gone 4+ months without receiving their order and there have been people who were refunded without even being told they were, no email or anything. There are forum postings asking about him. Unfortunately I haven't seen anyone post any pictures or even say they received their order from him. He does respond to emails very quickly though. I wish I could tell you a definitive on that guy, just no telling on quality for that one.

they have good quality parts, i ordered my bumpers and air dam from them and you can even order mounting brackets for the blade style bumpers for your late model z which is super helpful.

Thats awesome, i may order 25 feet this weekend and do this to my car next weekend!

Was there no adhesive used? Just a mallet to pound it down?