Pretty cool what they can do with 3D printers now...

http://www.the370z.com/diy-section-d...sey-pc680.html

Now if it was physically too big, that's a whole different ballgame. Most odyssey batteries are too small for the OEM battery tray.

:postwhore:

ughhhhhhhhhhhhh is it 430 yet?!

Nope. Although you're closer than the rest of the continental US.

touche.

lol I can't complain for shìt... I'm at home texting with a girl to meet for dinner tonight.
Should probably sober up from lunch instead of hitting happy hour...

Gonna work on the Z instead of my work emails :rock:

im leaving here, haircut, wash 2 cars, then hockey at 10.

I'm home. Waiting on JL to show up. :tup:

Testing the 10mm spacers in the rear. I guess it looks ok. Anyone know if I can keep the original studs with a 10mm spacer?
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It was to tall

:ugh2:

Now I just run the five year everlast. Got to buy two within a month of each other (G and Truck). $180/ea suck for unexpected monthly hit.

TBs reinstalled. Intake air filters cleaned. Intakes cleaned and reinstalled. Horn installed. Radiator fluid topped off.

A couple of remaining cowl pieces to clean and reinstall. Undercarriage spray to go on fender liners and reinstall. Install new illuminated kick plate. Reinstall door panels. Mount wheels and :driving:

I'm pretty sure it's on my way out of town. In every direction ;)

I'm about to go crank mine just to see if it will. Fully expect to have to jump it. And pretty sure the battery is not recoverable after several months of sitting with no tender :ugh: