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Didnt mean for this to turn into such a battle of perception. If you followed nissan and their advice..........good for you. If you bought it and beat it ever since..........good
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Just a question
Didnt mean for this to turn into such a battle of perception. If you followed nissan and their advice..........good for you.
If you bought it and beat it ever since..........good for you. This is kinda like the camaro vs 370Z thread...my d(*&s bigger than yours crap. Ive been a mechanical engineer for the govt for almost 20 yrs. Regardless of anyones opinion here, EVERYTHING that rotates and has contact metal/metal/bearing and has a lubricated system NEEDS a break in period. That doesnt mean it has to be 2019 before you rock on it, but still needs a little wear in time. For those who added input thanks......for those that fall into the above.....thanks. It has been a long week, I needed the entertainment.
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