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how has the reliability been for your os giken differential after a few years of drifting? any expensive maintenance done that require changing out the clutches in it?
I also remember a DIY you posted on the ABLS switch. When I drift with the OE VLSD, sometimes I would see the ebrake light flashes, while the ebrake was not being used. Is this an issue with the ABS? I did not hit the brake during those donuts or figure 8. but as soon as the ebrake light flashed, my car started understeering and I am thinking it may be the VLSD unlocking the wheels due to heat.

Dang... lucky you =[ well I have already waited 2 months.. and they want me to wait another 6 more months... soo I canceled the GTV03 and got Works VSxx black / black / gold in 19's

oh dang.. so you are having delays too then... Its taking way too long for the gtv03.
I think I might cancel and get something else...

Jesus... I have not but I ordered 18s. I will shoot an email to the vendor I purchased them from and see what's up when I get the chance.

Hey man did you get your rims from SSR yet? or any update?
Because they told me that they will need another 2 months before they start on the 19" GTV series.........

Damn thought FI was having a clearance :shakes head:

that little car looks way too happy. lol

Realistically, for me I think a 911 is possible in my future. I think the new ones look AMAZING. That rear end is sculpted beautifully. :yum:

Realistically, for me I think a 911 is possible in my future. I think the new ones look AMAZING. That rear end is sculpted beautifully. :yum:

I got in on the last group buy and I'm very happy with it. Drove the car all summer in California (about 110 was the peak this year - dry heat) and the knob was never too hot to handle. I'm not...

Save your money. You don't want to skimp on brakes just to look cool. Get something legit. For parts like this that aren't purely cosmetic you might as well save for an extra month or two for the...

really? I don't. I hope his insurance covers it and gets it off the road and the OP back on his feet. If there's damage to the frame or anything the car will never drive the same again.

really? I don't. I hope his insurance covers it and gets it off the road and the OP back on his feet. If there's damage to the frame or anything the car will never drive the same again.

The foam is suppose to act as a lubricant for all the stuff that's caked onto your car. It's there to remove large particles and help to dissolve bird **** and tree sap. After you rinse that off then...

Sure he has a 12? the 13 base came with the roadster rims.

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There's a cerritos meet this saturday. You should join! http://www.the370z.com/southern-california-region/12463-socal-centrally-located-monthly-meet.html

Please do. I don't want this thread to ever go away.

I just figured it would be more consistent throughout since there's less room for human error in any given circumstance. for example you're not likely to miss shift in the automatic. Ofcourse...

I just figured it would be more consistent throughout since there's less room for human error in any given circumstance. for example you're not likely to miss shift in the automatic. Ofcourse...