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Shoulda stayed up here another week! :icon17:

I went to 3 different Firestones here. None of them were able to get my car on the ramp for an alignment. Z was too low. Go figure, its only lowered an inch. Ended up going to my mechanic when I remembered he just got a new alignment machine.

It's coming to get you. LOL Better do your Hurricane dance.

:shakes head: Leave

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No......that's a hurricane party. :tup:

Me be reppin'. :tiphat:

:leghump:

You got that car in the front yard off blocks yet?

Nope lol

But I'll have wheels on Sunday :tup:

My schedule is looking like I won't have time to finish up all the work until after Texas vs OU in October - I only have a few free evenings during the week and one weekend with one free day between now and then. Cutting the list back to brakes (rotors/pads/fluid) and oil cooler install plus finishing up the engine bay detailing as things go back together.

That should be easy to knock out. :tup:

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Detailing is going to take the most time. Must have run over something or had something kick up into the engine bay because it looks like something exploded. The block has a very noticeable layer of dirt/dust on it - I will have to wipe clean the engine bay basically :ugh:

Anyone recommend Motul > Redline for gear oil? Any particular reason? I'm inclined to stick with Redline because it's what I've been using and less expensive. But I've heard good things about the Motul and it's not that much more expensive.

Anyone have any thoughts on solid bushings (diff and subframe)? Was planning on SPL, but I noticed that Z1 sells Nismo solid bushings as well. Any difference between the two?

I have been using Redline gear oils in transmissions and differentials quite successfully in many Zs, as well as other cars, over many years.

Rep Proudly.

I use redline currently but will probably be switching to amsoil whenever the next change is due, no rhyme or reason beyond I can get a few $ saved when ordering it. I think they are pretty much all on par with each other.

sssup duuuudes.

wake up itcheZ.

hot damn boy im tired.

wake up duuuudeZ.

Im the only one in here :ugh:

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:hello:

Happens to me all the time :tiphat:

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Now it is time for work :( :hello:

repZ out itcheZ.

Hopefully you'll be Premium here again soon :tup:

Depends on how long AK takes :ugh:

:stirthepot:

You're good for a 1,000 points for each rep now. :tup:

The Z1 sub-frame bushing kit is easier to install, but you still will have rubber there. The SPL bushing. You have to drop the sub-frame out.

The solid diff bushing from either one will work. Both are a bitchh to install.

You have been repped! Hopefully a calmer workday today. I ended up with 6 meetings yesterday which lasted from 9 am till 3:45 pm.

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Hopeful it a better day at work today. The inmates are running the asylum. :icon14:

I can solder fairly well. With the right iron, I can do SMT component replacement and you can't find the part I replaced. :tup::tup:




Hurry up 5pm.... I gotta go pack to pick up my new car.... :excited::excited:

:argue: :bowrofl:

Not too much in the way of arguments, but it certainly means I don't get to my list of usual tasks.