man, i just got back from a fvcking killer run, i feel like apollo creed dude.

how are you bro??

I am very well tonight thank you. I have been so stressed out these last couple weeks but I am taking a vacation starting Friday morning. A trip through the U.P. is in order I think. Maybe swing down Wisconsin side of the lake and back home. :tup:

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That is all :tup:

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good for you bro.. have fun, enjoy it!

and stop stressin!

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:icon18: this was the one I saw way back when. Too funny you would bring it up and remind me...lol

Whoa. :tup:

Oh. My. Gawd.

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Poor Onze.

I found some chipping between my fender and bumper. Looks like the bumper is too tight against the fender where they meet at the wheelwell. I touched it up with some black paint and it looks kind of :ugh2: but better than before. Seems to be coming loose from the plastic right where they rub against each other.

I'm debating whether to complain about it... Seems like the bumper cover will be covered with bugs and rock chips before I know it anyway so I'm not sure it's worth not having the car for however long it takes them to fix such a thing.

Davey - I would loosen the bumper and apply a small piece of clearbra so that the cracking does not spread.

who's pass'n out the reps???

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That's a good idea but there's plenty of clearance now that all of the paint chipped off. :ugh2: :bowrofl:

yikes!!!

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Mine is exactly the same way :shakes head: I didn't notice it until I had pulled the bumper off for my intake install.

If only it was that easy for me. A few days of R&R in the Z I think is the ticket though. :driving:

Seems common on the NISMO.

If history repeats itself (which supposedly it does, or at least people throughout history keep saying that... ) I'll be getting the car sprayed at some point anyway and I'll just have them do the bumper cover at the same time.

At least for now I can relax and follow dump trucks too closely and do full speed runs into those dumb geese crossing the street. :icon17:

First chip: DONE

Really I'm just a little bummed right now. I aired the tires up to 41 psi (hot, just drove it 30 miles, driver's front was only 37 psi!) and took it for a spin without the wife which included a few fast turns, and I think maaaaybe the shakes are gone between 70 - 90.

But it still feels really darty and the steering is much lighter at 70 than at 50. I'm convinced the toe is at 0 and goes to toe out when you're at higher speeds.

My '12 would cruise 80 like it was nothing, this car is a real handful at 75, especially in the rain. :ugh2:

excellent bro.

dude, im exhausted.... ughhhhh

i need an ice cold redbull in hand :yum:

Now we know why your stomach is always in knots!

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Its lactose duuude... milk, cheese = explosive moments on the toilet..

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sad but true.

good night y'all... I'm off to sleep duuude. :yawn:

I'll try to sleep wisely...:icon08:

I have to work next to a contractor who is the same way. When he first started he never told us he was lactose intolerant so we were buying pizza and crap for lunch. He turned into a walking weapon of mass destruction afterwards. :rofl2:

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reps handed