Is my 350z cursed?
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First of all, I had no control over choosing the lug nuts. I SHOULD have dry fitted them first with a socket to know they fit, this is something I learned after the fact. All these things were borne from bad luck in the first place, and I have already learned from them too late. Will I do these things again? No I am not going to make the same mistakes. Why are they happening in the first place is a better question here.
I don't actually believe in curses, but bad things just seem to happen around this car and I thought I should share this with others. The GPS thing reminds me of Final Destination.
I don't actually believe in curses, but bad things just seem to happen around this car and I thought I should share this with others. The GPS thing reminds me of Final Destination.
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PerfZ, you are wrong. Things usually work out for me. I'd say I have pretty good luck when it comes to most things. My Z on the other hand... Its cursed with perma-bad luck. A turbo blew 3 days after having it, I hit a dip in the road and bent my rim 4 days later, my crankshaft broke in half while on cruise control at 55mph less than a week after getting it out of the shop from the blown turbo, it got impounded after I did the engine removal, and now after spending close to $13,000 I find out that everything behind my timing cover has to be replaced. I've owned my Z for just over a year now, and I've been able to drive it a total of 9 days. Cars ARE cursed. Well mine is anyway. I wish this thing would just catch on fire.
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PerfZ, you are wrong. Things usually work out for me. I'd say I have pretty good luck when it comes to most things. My Z on the other hand... Its cursed with perma-bad luck. A turbo blew 3 days after having it, I hit a dip in the road and bent my rim 4 days later, my crankshaft broke in half while on cruise control at 55mph less than a week after getting it out of the shop from the blown turbo, it got impounded after I did the engine removal, and now after spending close to $13,000 I find out that everything behind my timing cover has to be replaced. I've owned my Z for just over a year now, and I've been able to drive it a total of 9 days. Cars ARE cursed. Well mine is anyway. I wish this thing would just catch on fire.
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