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thx for posting..glad to hear they worked!

Same here :thumbsup:

^ Ha! I agree... But the point being though that those rivets are just as easy to remove and replace... That said, I may give the plastic pop rivets a try and let you guys know how it works out when installing the splash guards...

They are actually quite easy to remove...you just have to replace them with a new plastic pop rivet which are fairly inexpensive...

FYI for those who recently purchased ZL1 splash guards... After sending them a list of concerns / suggested improvements earlier today, I just got this reply back from ZL1 and it appears as if they sent out wrong screws for both front and rear... Luckily I didn't get around to installing mine...

What about using this type of plastic pop rivet instead?

Yes, please post a pic of the rivet...thanks!

The guards look good installed....Are those 13mm spacers the ones came with kit for the rear?

Do you have a link showing them on a ZL1 Camaro...can't seem to find them on their site... Also rather not have CF splashes myself...

Got my ZL1 flaps in the mail yesterday and here are my observations.... The instructions received are still backwards (even after I sent them feedback a few days ago and corrected the instructions which I posted earlier in this thread) and it's the rear that gets the 3 standoffs and long silver...

After you select Tone you'll find "Equalizer" is listed at the top along with "Bass" and "Treble" adjust....select Equalizer...

Yeah, I figured most everything I changed would have to be restored through the backup files anyways....no big deal... But honestly I can't see myself wanting to re-activate that faux exhaust noise through the sound system ever again!

Very noticeable....Once you remove the faux engine sound overlay it becomes quite obvious how noticeable it was... And it's so much better without it...Made a noticeable improvement to the quality / clarity of music during the drive...The low end in particular is much less distorted now...

I have the following coded: Auto On/Off memory - on Active Sound Design - off Start up warning - off Backup camera warning - off DIM Screen Brightness - on

Just used Bimmercode to deactivate the "Active Sound" that adds engine noise to audio system and it made noticeable improvement to the quality / clarity of music during the drive...The low end in particular is much less distorted now...

This was posted by Twisted in another thread....

Wind buffeting is not an issue unique to Supra either...many vehicles have this issue... This was posted in another thread...

I saw that someone had tried this in the Wind Noise thread (see pic below)...This may fix the problem but how would you modify this approach to make it more aesthetically appealing? I think perhaps the primary reason why the current fix has evolved into what's being offered now (see below) is...

waiting for gloss black...:thumbsup:

Will do...I ordered them a few hrs ago and just got notice they shipped already!