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If I went the 5-split route I would obviously just try to buy the right fitment so I wouldn't need spacers......... |
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but man.. if you had a MB Z, what color would you PC some NISMO wheels |
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so you might need to change the front spacers too if you dont want it poking out when looked at from the front. anyway, im at stock height and the nismos are prefect fit with no spacers imo for base body style. :) |
Cold as a witch's tittie here today. Wind chill at minus 42!! Brutal!
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I've been looking at the R1 Concepts E-Line Cross-Drilled & Slotted Rotors. :)
These are zinc-coated to prevent rusting http://www.r1concepts.com/act/drilledslotted4.jpg 2009 Nissan 370Z E-Line Cross-Drilled & Slotted Brake Rotors |
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I say those slots and holes are more for cosmetic when DD or street use. Of cause, if you are tracking the Z, slotted or cross-drilled are useful. :tup: |
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I posted this in another thread this am, and I think I should post it here too...
Isamu read it... but I think it's funny... :icon17:
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I'm thinking of doing something like this and reworking my Amuse rear bumper.
http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6172/6...2ca07b93_z.jpg |
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Will be interesting to see where you w it. |
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You need to re-arrange the exhaust too... |
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sorry |
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and I think mu meant photochops :tup:... you "sarcastic sumbitch" |
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I decided that I don't care what Nissan recommends and after 31K miles I am replacing my in-cabin air filter that I purchased 15K miles ago :icon17: http://i46.tinypic.com/2lvyce9.jpg What's that? You think I should have replaced it sooner? :roflpuke2: |
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Ok, it wasn't Kenchan... This was the first link google gave me http://www.the370z.com/diy-section-d...lter-370z.html |
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