ENKEI RPF1 hub centering rings
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Originally posted by nuff
Sam, do you have any problem with rear wheels rubbing on the guards with your offset?
Sam, do you have any problem with rear wheels rubbing on the guards with your offset?
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Due how the hell are u on the road again?
New Z right?
I thought my accident was bad. flipping ur car makes mine look like a fender bender.
Glad u didn't get hurt.
New Z right?
I thought my accident was bad. flipping ur car makes mine look like a fender bender.
Glad u didn't get hurt.
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Originally posted by Mr B
Yeah, how the hell did you fix your crushed roof and A-pillars without weakening the frame?
Yeah, how the hell did you fix your crushed roof and A-pillars without weakening the frame?
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1. take salvageable mods off '03 wreck
2. Sign the back of the check from your insurance carrier "pay to the order of _____ Nissan"
3. add a few thousand out of your pocket
4. drive off lot with '04 Z (Track)
5. install mods from '03
VOILA!!!
All jokes aside -- '03 declared total loss. Ruined NISMO exhaust , JWT Popcharger, and shorty antenna. Had to replace one of the wheels. I repaired one of the others (ENKEI RPF1). The repaired wheel is indistinquishable from others--found paint that matched perfectly.
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Please be careful with repairing RPF1... We have a case of stock RPF1 broken from driving hard on the track. It was just sandblasted and baked for powdercoating and that changed something... I'm sure repairing RPF1 affect wheel integrity much more than powdercoating. I'd strongly recommend buying a new wheel instead of repaired.
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Originally posted by Vlad
Please be careful with repairing RPF1... We have a case of stock RPF1 broken from driving hard on the track. It was just sandblasted and baked for powdercoating and that changed something... I'm sure repairing RPF1 affect wheel integrity much more than powdercoating. I'd strongly recommend buying a new wheel instead of repaired.
Please be careful with repairing RPF1... We have a case of stock RPF1 broken from driving hard on the track. It was just sandblasted and baked for powdercoating and that changed something... I'm sure repairing RPF1 affect wheel integrity much more than powdercoating. I'd strongly recommend buying a new wheel instead of repaired.
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