After a year and two months of constant OBSESSION...

phelan · 02-08-2011, 06:20 PM

oh my god, i need to archive this thread for kenchan actually being helpful isntead of calling me faux japanese!

oh...nice car

kenchan · 02-08-2011, 06:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by phelan

oh my god, i need to archive this thread for kenchan actually being helpful isntead of calling me faux japanese!

oh...nice car

Hahaha, you should just stop trying.

Super Tanooki · 02-08-2011, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Ron

This is something I found on adjusting the clutch for a lower engagement point. How To Lower Clutch pedal engagement in a Infiniti G37 or Nissan 370z Nice Z brother, I'm sure u'll take good care of it.

Thanks for that. Looks like quite a critical process. Don't think I'm brave enough to go for it myself.

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Originally Posted by RiCharlie

Couldnt you have postponed the wedding so you could get the car first? Where is your sense of priorities?

That's what I would have done if my wife shared my logic. Unfortunately, she didn't quite agree.

Super Tanooki · 02-08-2011, 08:03 PM

Actually, guys I have another question, hoping you can help. My paint has all those fine little scratches all over it - from previous cleaning I guess, done with little care.

Is there any SIMPLE process for getting rid of these? Any special cleaner/wax I can just buff on by hand a few times or something? The dealership said "Mothers". I'm from UK, now in US - I didn't realize Mothers was a brand for a WHOLE LINE of stuff, so I'm still none the wiser.

I searched the forum and found those Jumkman vids, but that looks about as involved as respraying the thing, which I can't afford to do any time soon.

So yeah, simple process and the name of restoration products (if any)... that's what I need...

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02-08-2011, 08:03 PM	#4 (permalink)
Super Tanooki Base Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 217 Drives: 370Z MT Base/Spt Red Rep Power: 15	Actually, guys I have another question, hoping you can help. My paint has all those fine little scratches all over it - from previous cleaning I guess, done with little care. Is there any SIMPLE process for getting rid of these? Any special cleaner/wax I can just buff on by hand a few times or something? The dealership said "Mothers". I'm from UK, now in US - I didn't realize Mothers was a brand for a WHOLE LINE of stuff, so I'm still none the wiser. I searched the forum and found those Jumkman vids, but that looks about as involved as respraying the thing, which I can't afford to do any time soon. So yeah, simple process and the name of restoration products (if any)... that's what I need...