Scraped the Bottom of the Z!!!
more than likely the cats. the drive shaft is tucked way up inside the car, he would have to go over something that likely wouldnt clear his front bumper to hit that and be skinny enough to miss the exhaust.
My wife and I found a great house online. Went to look at it and it was very cool and in a great neighborhood. She got out, all excited to look at it, turns around to see me banging my head on the steering wheel. It takes her a second to realize there is zero chance of me clearing the curb into the driveway.
The life of a Z owner is such a hard one.
The life of a Z owner is such a hard one.
Why are you up the driveway straight? Especially with a lowered car you should go at a steep angle otherwise you will scrape. (get one wheel over first and then the next)
There are a lot lower cars out there, and get driven everyday. Just learn to drive a lowered car and you will be fine (worst case, you PROBABLY scraped your exhaust or an underbrace.
There are a lot lower cars out there, and get driven everyday. Just learn to drive a lowered car and you will be fine (worst case, you PROBABLY scraped your exhaust or an underbrace.
Mine looks like a war zone underneath! We did find that my oil pan was slightly cracked after installing the oil cooler but this might have been done when removing from my old block but I can't be sure since it was done in the shop. Anyway, I replaced mine with an HKS heavy duty pan.
that sucks to see that happened to you, i last month i scraped my mudguards
i made a wide turn off of the drive way to avoid scraping my lip and ended up turning a bit too wide and driving off of the sidewalk...
happens to the best of us.
i made a wide turn off of the drive way to avoid scraping my lip and ended up turning a bit too wide and driving off of the sidewalk...
happens to the best of us.
The Nissan factory Service Data and Specifications lists a minimum oil pressure
(shown below).
Approximate discharge pressure (psi)
Idle speed More than 14
2,000 RPM More than 43
6,000 RPM More than 57
(shown below).
Approximate discharge pressure (psi)
Idle speed More than 14
2,000 RPM More than 43
6,000 RPM More than 57
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