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MaysEffect
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Infiniti FX35
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Stright_Drop liked post by
MaysEffect
On thread :
[OFFICIAL] Discussion for the next new Nissan 400Z Z35?
My question is a bit theoretical and probably highly arguable, but. Is it possible Nissan is trying to kill off the Z? Several factors come into play that lead to this question other than the fact...
Liked On: 08-04-2017,
03:20 PM
Posted On: 08-04-2017,
12:01 PM
carlitos_370z liked post by
MaysEffect
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[OFFICIAL] Discussion for the next new Nissan 400Z Z35?
My question is a bit theoretical and probably highly arguable, but. Is it possible Nissan is trying to kill off the Z? Several factors come into play that lead to this question other than the fact...
Liked On: 08-04-2017,
01:17 PM
Posted On: 08-04-2017,
12:01 PM
littlejuanito liked post by
MaysEffect
On thread :
What is needed to setup my suspension
Have you tried a set of extremes on this car, or any car yet? Before you install any suspension piece, its best you explore the limits of grip in factory settings first. There are several benefits...
Liked On: 08-04-2017,
06:34 AM
Posted On: 07-10-2017,
07:55 PM
Hotrodz liked post by
MaysEffect
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True coilover "supporting" mods
I think the most comprehensive adjustment (when changing out all the arms) should be to set the alignment fully inward (reset to full positive), then adjust the rods front to rear. So traction arm...
Liked On: 07-28-2017,
05:13 PM
Posted On: 07-28-2017,
01:05 PM
Rusty liked post by
MaysEffect
On thread :
True coilover "supporting" mods
gotcha. I'm not sure this means much though when you are taking into consideration 3000ibs of weight forced down on the wheels. The amount of friction is probably still less that the un-sprung weight...
Liked On: 07-27-2017,
07:09 PM
Posted On: 07-27-2017,
04:01 PM
TreeSemdyZee liked post by
MaysEffect
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Smaller diameter on front tires.
It will also reduce your rolling diameter and subsequently increase revs per mile to about 830+ from 780ish. Your steering will be erratic and the rake of the car will ruin the caster alignment. ...
Liked On: 07-25-2017,
05:21 PM
Posted On: 07-25-2017,
04:50 PM
Stright_Drop liked post by
MaysEffect
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True coilover "supporting" mods
My apologies for the confusion, i thought you were talking about the toe arm "traction arm" as the adjuster linkage to replace. It seemed pretty self explanatory you can't use the aftermarket "toe...
Liked On: 07-25-2017,
02:27 PM
Posted On: 07-25-2017,
11:19 AM
cv129 liked post by
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True coilover "supporting" mods
Just to be clear 2.5inch i.d springs and 60mm i.d springs are not the same. A 2.5inch however can be used on some 60mm perches, not vice versa. :tiphat: Last note- if you do decide to get new...
Liked On: 07-25-2017,
02:01 PM
Posted On: 07-25-2017,
11:27 AM
ZeroZeta liked post by
MaysEffect
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Akebono brakes cannot be rebuilt?
This caliper is unusual in the sense it is a 2-piece design with a internal crossover tube. Most 2-piece calipers have external lines. This is the problem with incorrectly disassembling and...
Liked On: 07-24-2017,
12:44 PM
Posted On: 07-21-2017,
07:09 PM
Rusty liked post by
MaysEffect
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Rust on new Z1 rotors
The downside with hightemp paint is that it will trap more heat into the rotor. This technique is not recommended for extreme usage unless you have really good cooling. Surface rust is not a huge...
Liked On: 07-23-2017,
08:42 PM
Posted On: 07-23-2017,
05:36 PM
Bruggers liked post by
MaysEffect
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Rust on new Z1 rotors
The downside with hightemp paint is that it will trap more heat into the rotor. This technique is not recommended for extreme usage unless you have really good cooling. Surface rust is not a huge...
Liked On: 07-23-2017,
08:10 PM
Posted On: 07-23-2017,
05:36 PM
SouthArk370Z liked post by
MaysEffect
On thread :
Rust on new Z1 rotors
The downside with hightemp paint is that it will trap more heat into the rotor. This technique is not recommended for extreme usage unless you have really good cooling. Surface rust is not a huge...
Liked On: 07-23-2017,
06:56 PM
Posted On: 07-23-2017,
05:36 PM
redondoaveb liked post by
MaysEffect
On thread :
True coilover "supporting" mods
Need - no.... Highly recommended - yes. Setting toe values is significantly more important than camber. But adding the toe arms adds a level of complexity that will make tire wear worse with...
Liked On: 07-23-2017,
09:54 AM
Posted On: 07-23-2017,
03:13 AM
ChopsZ liked post by
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On thread :
What speakers will fit?
I can see how what i'm saying may be a bit misleading, but i'm not sure you are accurately following my point. My initial point was a lack of cone depth (cone concavity >cone area) sacrifices BASS...
Liked On: 07-22-2017,
07:27 PM
Posted On: 07-21-2017,
11:02 AM
street2soul liked post by
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Akebono brakes cannot be rebuilt?
I agree to that, the deformation from heat will ultimately destroy its ability to be joined back together accurately. If for whatever reason they are structurally damaged from heat abuse, they'd be...
Liked On: 07-20-2017,
12:03 PM
Posted On: 07-20-2017,
11:50 AM
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