gents has anyone fitted some some to there zed?

 

or have an idea of what might fit? maybe ones from the z350 if they have any

 

the reason why is i think the stones flying up from the road damages your arches and the rust then starts, having a plastic liner would really help i think

It's plastic mate so should be able to make it fit. I've got a 350Z so can measure them if needed.

WWW yeah please if you can have a quick look underneath and see if you think they can be doctored to fit would be great

great idea, it was only last week i had to have all the rear metal behind the bumper re welded as it had corroded

Had a few holes in mine too but all done now, just need a plastic wheelarch liner to protect it :)

Did anyone manage to get arch liners to fit their z32?

 

Thanks

I don't see it as a worthwhile task. It's not like the front where there are lots of important components/structure to cover up with the inner arches. IMO just give it a good clean up, reprotect with stone chip and periodically inspect and reprotect as required. It's also beneficial to fill up the area with cavity wax from the inside, especially the bottom corners under the bumper to keep a common area for corrosion at bay.

If you do manage to doctor a set to fit, it could be counter productive as you may end up holding moisture/debris in the places you were trying to protect but can no longer see them to take action.

Arches rust from the inside out anyway - condensation between spot welds etc rather than from chips.

Its only been twelve years.. lol. I have recently bought a Z32, and while driving it home, the first thing i noticed was all the noise in the cab from stones etc bouncing off the inner rear wheel arches. Inner wheel arch protection was my line of thought too. Has any of you found a way to remedy this issue? What did you do?

On 03/01/2026 at 11:05, jon solo said:

Its only been twelve years.. lol. I have recently bought a Z32, and while driving it home, the first thing i noticed was all the noise in the cab from stones etc bouncing off the inner rear wheel arches. Inner wheel arch protection was my line of thought too. Has any of you found a way to remedy this issue? What did you do?

LOL - always good to bring up an old thread...!

But no, not to my knowledge.... And just out of interest, was your journey home entirely on unmade gravel tracks? I have never experienced the problem of such noise on normal roads, even on the UK's broken surfaces!

Lol, no not ALL the way home. Some side roads, car parks are loud. I'll find a way to quiet it down and protect the inner arch. Maybe some felt type material like on my other car.