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I think that's about right for the specs. I'll have to find that sheet to double check.
I may be 40, but I can still hang with the 39 year olds in the gym...
bastid....
Maybe she'll surprise me.
I'm only dropped about .5" to .75" or so.
if you are under -2 for the rears and close to -1.4 up front, your camber is not excessive. If I remember correctly, a lot of guys find -1.75 to be ideal on this car. I looked into it back when I put my coilovers on.
Alex, it sounds like we both need a camber kit. After my alignment, Jeff said I still need to get adjustable camber kits. Dammit.
BTW, I think I've put on about 2k miles this year. At least I'll beat last year's mileage...
I also turned 40 today. I feel old and creepy.
Happy birthday Dave, and welcome to the club of 40s. I have been there for sometime now and I still pump more iron than a lot of " 20 something year olds" at the gym. 40 is just a number. It all depend on how you feel.
I saw this one. No offense but $29,500 for a 2004 Track model? Really? I might opt for a new 370Z at that price. This car is only worth $15-16k at most. It must be the diamond plated floor mats and the custom Z interior. I hear these really add value
Last edited by tenpenniesz; 09-09-2009 at 01:57 PM.
I saw this one. No offense but $29,500 for a 2004 Track model? Really? I might opt for a new 370Z at that price. This car is only worth $15-16k at most. It must be the diamond plated floor mats and the custom Z interior. I hear these really add value
only thing going for that car is the milage. beyond that, it is too mixed and matched to appeal to the general enthusiast..... even at KBB pricing (16-17k)