What have you done for your Z today?
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I was eyeing a set of those powder coated or so gold. I wasn't going to go through all that for that tad bit wider for rears and tiny bit lower offsets. I'm fine w my setup for now. I like your wheels tho!! Like to see them mounted on the ride.
I was eyeing a set of those powder coated or so gold. I wasn't going to go through all that for that tad bit wider for rears and tiny bit lower offsets. I'm fine w my setup for now. I like your wheels tho!! Like to see them mounted on the ride.
Put it in the garage last night and unloaded it today. Tomorrow smog and registration.
What to tear apart next, i really need power, i really need my wideband working and tune. Fk i'm down on power.
What to tear apart next, i really need power, i really need my wideband working and tune. Fk i'm down on power.
No way that really works? Toothpaste? Ive only wetsanded and buffed them out ill try it next time prevent tarter build up lol
^^ I tried it the other day on three of our cars.. We had a 05 altima in the same conditions almost and I thought to myself let see if this really works.. I cleaned all of them right up! Weird but it works.. Just gotta see how long it'll last that way lol
I used crest instead though.
The pictures I took were only part of the way through the work. They shined up even more afterwards....
Before

Part of the way through

Comparison

Next up on the list.... the turbo diesel. These lights are starting to get bad!
Glad to see everyone cleaning up their lights! One of my biggest pet peeves is a foggy headlight.
For those wondering about longevity - it really depends on your wax. I live in Florida where the sun is constantly trying to oxidize the headlights and mine last 2 months or so before they get a slight tint to them. Enough for me to spend the 5 minutes doing it again. I'd guess it would take a year for them to go back to the condition they were in before I polished them.
For those wondering about longevity - it really depends on your wax. I live in Florida where the sun is constantly trying to oxidize the headlights and mine last 2 months or so before they get a slight tint to them. Enough for me to spend the 5 minutes doing it again. I'd guess it would take a year for them to go back to the condition they were in before I polished them.
One thing, make sure you dont get any toothpaste with the tiny beeds in them. It WILL scratch the light.
Now that I have aquired a box that is sufficiently large, I will be painting the final coat of the rear window braces that I made over the weekend to help support the polycarbonate rear window. I also installed a couple of pieces of mesh grille to cover the brake ducts.








