Long time no post
Just wanted to let everyone know that I still have the car and have been adding changing things out over the last few years. I used to post all of the time, but had a new baby girl, so I have been busy with her. Looking to post more often. I also purchased a new Aprilia RSV 1000 as new toy and have been spending some time with that on nice days as well. Here are some of my most recent pictures.








She has 18,000 Miles on her
Engine and Drivetrain:
HKS Grounding kit (black)
GruppeM Intake
Kinetix SSV Polished Upper and Lower Plenum
Crawford Headers
JWT Titanium valve springs and retainers
Tomei 268 Cams
ZEX 117RWHP Wet Kit
APS Test Pipes
Nismo Y pipe
JIC Magic Exhaust
JWT Lightened Flywheel
RPS Stage Three Clutch
Nismo Power Steering Cooler
Motul 300V Race Oil
NISMO 1.5 GT LSD /Motul 90PA LSD Fluid
NISMO Differential Housing
Suspension:
JIC Carbon Fiber Strut tower bar
JIC FLA2 Coilovers
JIC Traction and Camber rods
NISMO Sways front and rear
Wheels:
Street Setup: Volk 19" GT7s with Dunlop Sp 9000
Drag Setup: 18 x 11 5Zigen FN01RC on BFG Drag Radials
Track Setup:18 x 8.5F and 18 x 10.5R on Michelin Pilot Sport Cups
Brakes:
Stoptech 4 Wheel 14" 4 piston Big Brake Kit
Hawk Ferro Carbon Pads
Motul RBF 600
EngineBay:
ARC Titanium Radiator air guide
Carbon Fiber Engine covers set of three
NISMO Radiator, GAS and OIL caps
Interior:
Avalon Racing Harness Bar
Bride Ergo Racing Seats with Sliders
Sparco Five point cam lock harness (Red)(Set)
Nismo Floor Mats
NISMO Titanium shift ****
Passport SR1 Radar front and rear
ICE:
Full A/V System with custom work
Boston Acoustics and Tweeter main Sponsors
Exterior:
JDM Clear Corners
Performance Nissan Overlay
Top Secret Carbon Fiber Front Diffuser
Seibon Carbon Fiber Hood
Carbon Fiber Nismo Wing
Nismo Polished Gas Filler Cap
Nissan Track Package Diffusers
Helpers:
SpeedQuest/ JIC/ Rays/ Stoptech/ Boston Acoustics/ Tweeter/ SGP/ Motul
Engine and Drivetrain:
HKS Grounding kit (black)
GruppeM Intake
Kinetix SSV Polished Upper and Lower Plenum
Crawford Headers
JWT Titanium valve springs and retainers
Tomei 268 Cams
ZEX 117RWHP Wet Kit
APS Test Pipes
Nismo Y pipe
JIC Magic Exhaust
JWT Lightened Flywheel
RPS Stage Three Clutch
Nismo Power Steering Cooler
Motul 300V Race Oil
NISMO 1.5 GT LSD /Motul 90PA LSD Fluid
NISMO Differential Housing
Suspension:
JIC Carbon Fiber Strut tower bar
JIC FLA2 Coilovers
JIC Traction and Camber rods
NISMO Sways front and rear
Wheels:
Street Setup: Volk 19" GT7s with Dunlop Sp 9000
Drag Setup: 18 x 11 5Zigen FN01RC on BFG Drag Radials
Track Setup:18 x 8.5F and 18 x 10.5R on Michelin Pilot Sport Cups
Brakes:
Stoptech 4 Wheel 14" 4 piston Big Brake Kit
Hawk Ferro Carbon Pads
Motul RBF 600
EngineBay:
ARC Titanium Radiator air guide
Carbon Fiber Engine covers set of three
NISMO Radiator, GAS and OIL caps
Interior:
Avalon Racing Harness Bar
Bride Ergo Racing Seats with Sliders
Sparco Five point cam lock harness (Red)(Set)
Nismo Floor Mats
NISMO Titanium shift ****
Passport SR1 Radar front and rear
ICE:
Full A/V System with custom work
Boston Acoustics and Tweeter main Sponsors
Exterior:
JDM Clear Corners
Performance Nissan Overlay
Top Secret Carbon Fiber Front Diffuser
Seibon Carbon Fiber Hood
Carbon Fiber Nismo Wing
Nismo Polished Gas Filler Cap
Nissan Track Package Diffusers
Helpers:
SpeedQuest/ JIC/ Rays/ Stoptech/ Boston Acoustics/ Tweeter/ SGP/ Motul
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Originally Posted by horse110
Nothing is wrong, just yellow overlays.
For the purpose of decreasing light output and making it look dumb? Don't get me wrong, I love the rest of the car, I just think that things like that should be left to the civic modders.
Actually, I have installed factory Xenons and with the car being so low to the ground, when I am driving fast at night, the lights have a ghosting effect. It is very hard on the eyes. I got the idea watching LeMans racing and noticed that every car racing had them. With the overlays I dont get any ghosting and can see much clearer at night. It also helps against tunnel vision. Sounds stupid but it is very functional. Thank you for all of the nice words.
Originally Posted by Blownaway
Actually, I have installed factory Xenons and with the car being so low to the ground, when I am driving fast at night, the lights have a ghosting effect. It is very hard on the eyes. I got the idea watching LeMans racing and noticed that every car racing had them. With the overlays I dont get any ghosting and can see much clearer at night. It also helps against tunnel vision. Sounds stupid but it is very functional. Thank you for all of the nice words.
Have you adjusted your headlights when the car was lowered? Well, at least it has a purpose, I guess. I mean, I would buy HID's to see that pretty blueish light, not yellow, but if it works for you, that's cool.
Originally Posted by Blownaway
Actually, I have installed factory Xenons and with the car being so low to the ground, when I am driving fast at night, the lights have a ghosting effect. It is very hard on the eyes. I got the idea watching LeMans racing and noticed that every car racing had them. With the overlays I dont get any ghosting and can see much clearer at night. It also helps against tunnel vision. Sounds stupid but it is very functional. Thank you for all of the nice words.
Originally Posted by Demon Z
Or you could just wear yellow tinted glasses when you drive at night. Juuuuust a suggestion. 
Hah, good point. That would probably be a MUCH better way to control the lighting and not have yellow hid's. Cheaper, too. They make glasses specifically for that, I even have a pair, cost 10 dollars, and they take away all the glare at night from oncoming cars.



