N00b here. Hello all!
10-01-2006, 02:03 PM
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N00b here. Hello all!
I am now (finally) a proud owner of a 2006 350Z Enthusiast. I have sooo many questions to ask, so I'm hoping this forum will help. So far I've been browsing around the site and it has so much information I don't even know where to start; so I'll start here, lol.
I purchased the JWT Pop Charger but don't want to install it until my car is broken-in. When I purchased my car they were going over the general maintenance information (break-in period, first oil change, tire rotation), but I was too excited to even listen. Can anyone help me out with this? (Sorry for being so n00b :P).
Lastly, I am leaning towards the RO_JA R2-5 Wheels (Mercury Carbon Black):
http://www.rojawheels.com/wheels/det...ack&style=3258
http://www.rojawheels.com/resources/...ame=nissan350z
The setup I want is the 19x8.5 +25(F)/19x10.5 +32(R). What tire size/application do you all recommend?
Thanks for the help!
I purchased the JWT Pop Charger but don't want to install it until my car is broken-in. When I purchased my car they were going over the general maintenance information (break-in period, first oil change, tire rotation), but I was too excited to even listen. Can anyone help me out with this? (Sorry for being so n00b :P).
Lastly, I am leaning towards the RO_JA R2-5 Wheels (Mercury Carbon Black):
http://www.rojawheels.com/wheels/det...ack&style=3258
http://www.rojawheels.com/resources/...ame=nissan350z
The setup I want is the 19x8.5 +25(F)/19x10.5 +32(R). What tire size/application do you all recommend?
Thanks for the help!
10-01-2006, 02:05 PM
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i would just throw the popcharger in now, the break in time doesnt really matter if you are just putting on an intake. Nice wheels, there are a few different widths you can run on a 10.5 rim, anywhere between 275 and 305 will fit on a 10.5 rim.
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10-02-2006, 08:56 PM
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Welcome AwesomeSauce, I'm sure you'll enjoy driving the Z likes it's stolen once the engine is run in.
Glad to see you're changing the wheels, which means you'll be changing from the factory RE040 tyres. GS-D3's are a great tyre option on a Z.
Glad to see you're changing the wheels, which means you'll be changing from the factory RE040 tyres. GS-D3's are a great tyre option on a Z.
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