The Useless East Canada thread!
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There is a black GTR @ Crown Rust next door to me.. I had to go check it out up close and personal.. the driver is an old goofy looking guy... the car is very very nice
its ****ing snowing again
its ****ing snowing again
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i stored her yesterday 
as for your clutch getting stiff from the cold weather, i've never had that happen (and i've driven my z in dead cold winter once where temps were well in the -20's range).
are you using a heavy weighted clutch fluid or is it the stock OEM one that came from infiniti?
as for your clutch getting stiff from the cold weather, i've never had that happen (and i've driven my z in dead cold winter once where temps were well in the -20's range).are you using a heavy weighted clutch fluid or is it the stock OEM one that came from infiniti?
I'm using the stock fluid as far as I'm aware. I haven't changed clutch fluid since I bought the car though. I may end up doing it this spring though. I'm thinking of doing ALL the fluids just in case. Just to confirm, there's: PS, brake, coolant, clutch, tranny, diff and obviously motor. Right?
it's not as fancy as church's, but it's a nice DD i'm actually quite impressed with how well the car handles in snowy conditions. i've been riding on all-seasons for 4 years straight with no problems getting around town or going up steep hills. TRACTION CONTROL FTMFW!
i'm actually quite impressed with how well the car handles in snowy conditions. i've been riding on all-seasons for 4 years straight with no problems getting around town or going up steep hills. TRACTION CONTROL FTMFW!
I'm using the stock fluid as far as I'm aware. I haven't changed clutch fluid since I bought the car though. I may end up doing it this spring though. I'm thinking of doing ALL the fluids just in case. Just to confirm, there's: PS, brake, coolant, clutch, tranny, diff and obviously motor. Right?
