Tire Feathering????
Ok so im going to be gatting a z soon. Prob toward the end of this year or at start of next. I dont have lots of money to spend but i will be making payments. Ive been looking at 2003 350z's becasue they are they cheapest and keep hearing about the tire feathering. Can someone please explain to me what tire feathering is and also what is ment by window streaking.
Feathering on the Z was caused by improper alignment of the front wheels (toe-in setting). Keep your car aligned and it won't be a problem.
Grease streaks on the windows were caused by a felt strip rubbing against the window when it was down inside the door. It's a pretty minor inconvience, shouldn't be a deal breaker when buying a car.
Grease streaks on the windows were caused by a felt strip rubbing against the window when it was down inside the door. It's a pretty minor inconvience, shouldn't be a deal breaker when buying a car.
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Originally Posted by pyroxx950
oh tru tru. yeah i dont have a z yet but im saving and looking in the papaer and online all the time
Originally Posted by j.arnaldo
Actually, it's a layer formation on the tire surface, caused by improper alignment. Sometimes tire quality has to do with it, but it's mostly a camber toe-in/toe-out issue. Good luck!
Originally Posted by DavesZ#3
Feathering on the Z was caused by improper alignment of the front wheels (toe-in setting). Keep your car aligned and it won't be a problem.
Grease streaks on the windows were caused by a felt strip rubbing against the window when it was down inside the door. It's a pretty minor inconvience, shouldn't be a deal breaker when buying a car.
Grease streaks on the windows were caused by a felt strip rubbing against the window when it was down inside the door. It's a pretty minor inconvience, shouldn't be a deal breaker when buying a car.
mine is 2003 .. problem still there .. i had allignment with dealer once , and after that with NTB .. im about to need allignment again, what do I need to tell them to get it fixed ?
Getting an alignment doesn't do any good if the alignment machine isn't calibrated. That was the problem with the first "fix". I had mine aligned then 8 months later, when the second TSB came out, it was checked and found to be way out of alignment.
Before the second check, the dealer had their machine calibrated. In fact, part of the second TSB was a requirement that the dealer submit documentation showing that their machines had been calibrated within the prior XX months in order to get reimbursed by NNA for the TSB/tire swap.
Before the second check, the dealer had their machine calibrated. In fact, part of the second TSB was a requirement that the dealer submit documentation showing that their machines had been calibrated within the prior XX months in order to get reimbursed by NNA for the TSB/tire swap.
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