A few of the parts awainting my Z's Return from VRT
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A few of the parts awainting my Z's Return from VRT
Here are a few of the parts I have laying around waiting for my car to get back from VRT...
Seibon TS Carbon Fiber Hood...
Corbeau Seats FX1 Pro (16lbs!)
Odyseey PC 680 Lightweight Battery (15.8lbs!)
Nismo LMGT4 Wheels Powdercoated Flat Black
Seibon TS Carbon Fiber Hood...
Corbeau Seats FX1 Pro (16lbs!)
Odyseey PC 680 Lightweight Battery (15.8lbs!)
Nismo LMGT4 Wheels Powdercoated Flat Black
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Originally Posted by roneski
So what's the total price on this little project? You're making me change my mind about not getting that hood btw.
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Originally Posted by rob209
Love it. Painting the hood?
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The seats retail for $279 each and then its $89 and 4-5 weeks for the fabrication of the brackets for the Z. All together its still cheaper than a Sparco or Bride seat alone. My sponsorship agreement with them states that I must use their harnesses as well, so I am running their 5-Point harnesses, which I was a little leary of at first because I wanted a more established name like Simpson or G-Force, but now that I have driven with them they seem to be put together very well.
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Originally Posted by 350ZNV
The seats retail for $279 each and then its $89 and 4-5 weeks for the fabrication of the brackets for the Z. All together its still cheaper than a Sparco or Bride seat alone. My sponsorship agreement with them states that I must use their harnesses as well, so I am running their 5-Point harnesses, which I was a little leary of at first because I wanted a more established name like Simpson or G-Force, but now that I have driven with them they seem to be put together very well.
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how much do the stock seats/sliders weight?
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Originally Posted by pope
thats a great price. i dont know how much i would like having fixed back seats... and i definately dont think my wife would like it much how much do the stock seats/sliders weight?
how much do the stock seats/sliders weight?Corbeau CR1 Seat = 27 lbs.
Corbeau FX1 Pro Seat = 19 lbs.
Corbeau Bracket = Approx. 5 lbs.
Corbeau 5-Point harnesses = Approx. 3 lbs each
Two Corbeau CR1s (reclineable) with brackets and harnesses = approx. 70 lbs...
One Corbeau FX1 Pro with one bracket and harness = approx. 27 lbs.
70 - 27 = 43 lbs. weight savings!
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Originally Posted by pope
what are you doing with the old ones and what color are they?
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Originally Posted by ensmuns
The office chair is a great idea. I've seen Sparco sell their racing seats as chairs.
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Originally Posted by pope
how much would you want for it? do you have the extra slider too?
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The tires on the right are the ones I will be running on the rear of my Z. Both tires are 315/30/18, the one on the left is a Michellin Pilot Sport Cup and the one on the right is a Nitto NT01. I don't know why the Nitto is bigger, but I also don't care since it still doesn't rub!
Because I know this question is coming...wheels are an 18" x 9.5" Nismo LMGT4 +30 offset. And yes that is a bit wide for a 9.5" rim, but it still works. This same setup has been run on the track by VRT for quite some time, but with the Sport Cup tire instead of the NT01.
Picture courtesy of Eagle1 at FreshAlloy.com
Because I know this question is coming...wheels are an 18" x 9.5" Nismo LMGT4 +30 offset. And yes that is a bit wide for a 9.5" rim, but it still works. This same setup has been run on the track by VRT for quite some time, but with the Sport Cup tire instead of the NT01.
Picture courtesy of Eagle1 at FreshAlloy.com
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Originally Posted by rob209
steamrollers. i love it. so you're going with nitto instead, huh? the tire on the left looks like a pirelli pzero.
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Originally Posted by 350ZNV
How about $300? That saves $100 off of the retail and saves you shipping. The slider I am keeping to use with my new seat. They are sold as a pair anyway.
okay, i want to look at them when we get to vegas. you said it takes corbeau 4-6 weeks to make sliders or did you have them made through someone else?
those tires look nasty
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Originally Posted by pope
okay, i want to look at them when we get to vegas. you said it takes corbeau 4-6 weeks to make sliders or did you have them made through someone else?
those tires look nasty
those tires look nasty
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Originally Posted by 350ZNV
Awesome! I had Corbeau make my sliders. If I were you I would sit in them first to make sure you like them before you order the sliders and the 2nd seat.
yeah i will, thats why i want to look at them before i say yes. gotta make sure they fit good
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No rush pope. I always have the office chair back up plan lol.
On another note here is a shot of my new brakes...
AP Racing 3700 Big Brake Kit - 14.25" 6-Piston Front, 13" 4-Piston Rear
On another note here is a shot of my new brakes...
AP Racing 3700 Big Brake Kit - 14.25" 6-Piston Front, 13" 4-Piston Rear
