I hope so. I also went with motull fluid flush. They'll be seeing track action on the 26th!!!
But probably only a couple times a year.
Unless I come into some big money and buy myself a 370Z nismo and turn this one into a full-blown race car. Lmao.

Hopes and dreams.....

 

not a Z but can i still play?

 

Finally changed out my driver side window motor, so good to have a working window again! but had one bolt leftover after I put everything back together, doh!

 

I just bought all the stuff I need to take my driver's side headlamp assembly apart, clean, dry and seal it and put it back together again. I can't wait to get that black rubber butyl crap all over my hands. I'm getting sick of the condensation that showed up inside the housing last month.

 

Approved

 

Was tired of the silver calipers so I decided to change the color

 

Green caliper ****. Always a good thing.

 

First thought:



Grinch brakes.

 

Not really anything for my z buy I took this apart for the fun of it.













Wish the outside was as nice as the inside, I might have actually wanted to use it..

And here is my other back-up diff

 

After consulting some enthusiasts and track guys I went with Bilstein B8s. Next project is the Hotchkis 32/20 setup with Whiteline ends. Almost ready for ZdayZ 2017

 

Sweet Colorado... I had one but downgraded to the S10 and my dad took the Colorado because he wanted a truck.

 

03 350z with Injen CAI, motordyne 5/16 plenum spacer, kenetic high flow cats, isr y-pipe. Does anyone recommend any other power mods?

 

Dont dugan it

 

LS swap

 

took off my utr g3 spoiler. anyone know how to get off the adhesive that was used? it looks like a liquid rubber of some sort. i used a heat gun to take off the spoiler itself but not sure how to get the globs off. not sure why the body shop installed it with this

the adhesive itself is strong and pliable at the same time. tried goo gone and goof off. neither did anything

 

Man, that's ugly - looks like construction adhesive. I'd try some 3M Adhesive Remover or maybe some mineral spirits. You might need a rubber wheel you can use with a drill to pull adhesive off paint, but you have to be careful not to overheat it and burn the paint.

 

looks like liquid nails brand adhesive. strong stuff.

 

someone else suggested the pinstripe wheel removal tool as well. i just purchased both the 3m adhesive remover and the wheel. will give it a shot. thanks for the recommendations. just surprised goof off didnt get it off either

 

Today I curbed rashed my wheel in the narrowest drive-thru (new area) while turning. I have never been pissed before.

Half of the diameter of an 18" wheel is rashed. That is what I did today. Please if anyone knows a really good repair shop, please please cue me in.

 

I admitted defeat




At least the wife is happy about it