Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 1686571)

:bowrofl:

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 1686081)

Mr Alcheng, you mean like this much hair? (Shot in Humboldt County November 1978)

Originally Posted by happytheman (Post 1686106)

Haha, here I am in '95 with my wife who I'd pretty much just started dating at the time:

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net..._5896268_n.jpg

Originally Posted by happytheman (Post 1686289)

Good morning all! Hope everyone slept well! :hello:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1686311)

Nice pict, mr. Happy! :tup:

Morning everyone! :hello:

Originally Posted by Alchemy (Post 1686326)

:yawn: Gmorning guys.

Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 1686334)

Good morning fellas :yawn:

Originally Posted by dAvenue (Post 1686489)

Good morning guys and gals. :tiphat:

Originally Posted by LunaZ (Post 1686366)

Since we're sharing old pics, this is me along with the cast from a lost John Hughes film circa 1987:

http://www.the370z.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1335444195

Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 1686589)

Quick question for the OFC or more knowledgeable car guy: What other fluids/parts get inspected when you bring your car to a Nissan dealership for an oil change? (Feel free to direct to me an existing thread. Thanks)

Originally Posted by alcheng (Post 1685307)

The bumper is the most expensive one, mainly because it's one very large piece with all those weird angle cut and shape, and it takes 2 person to put on the bumper piece, I remember the bumper cost me close to $500, but from the experience of the 350z... the bumper piece is well spent!!

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1686593)

typically steering fluid, brake fluid, clutch (if manual), blinker fluid, coolant, washer fluid, tail lamp fluid.

disclaimer: 2 dont belong in the list above. :p

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1686593)

typically steering fluid, brake fluid, clutch (if manual), blinker fluid, coolant, washer fluid, tail lamp fluid.

disclaimer: 2 dont belong in the list above. :p

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1686567)

mr.zforce- i run S04's on my G. 245/35/19 and 275/35/19. they are FANTASIC tires...they grip very well wet or dry..and are quiet, great looking, sidewalls are :yum:, made in japan, and so far wearing very well.

the only down side is weight. thing weighs a ton (31-32lbs) vs the PSS (25-27lbs).
PSS are made in USA :tup: and France. as a consumer it is my duty (lol) to try to buy only american (canadian, mexican included per NAFTA), japanese, or french. only reason why i included french is not because of cheeze fries, but cause nissan's top guy is a french guy. :icon17: hahaha (and i want to try pss :p ).

Originally Posted by ZMan8 (Post 1686603)

:icon18:
my car was feeling sluggish, so I checked the blinker fluid and it was very low. I added some high performance SLTR5000 fluid and now the car runs better than ever. I think it actually added hp.

:roflpuke2:



Good Morning OFC members and all the rest on here!

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 1686607)

OK, I am stumped. Which two? :confused:

:icon17:

Originally Posted by ZForce (Post 1686622)

Mr. kenchan, thanks for the info....heavy indeed. I am still on the fence with the PSS, but may give them a go. My RE-11's tread is running low 12k + miles. Thought I needed another alignment because they have running rough, but Colin (mr. onzedge's son - master mech) informed me on Sunday when he drove the car that Bridgestone redesigned them a few years back and when they wear to a certain point the have a second compound that is a rougher ride but wuill give the tire some extra life. Cheeze Fries...haha.. :bowrofl:. and to add to the list:french fries, french dressing and perrier. :tup:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1686593)

typically steering fluid, brake fluid, clutch (if manual), blinker fluid, coolant, washer fluid, tail lamp fluid.

disclaimer: 2 dont belong in the list above. :p

Originally Posted by ZForce (Post 1686632)

Tail lamp fluid must be DOT 4....otherwise it will not burn holes in the skull of the crazy behind you flashing their hi-beams.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1686628)

aha, if you are already running RE11's and are happy with them, then the weight shouldn't matter to you because the S04s are within 1lb. :tup:

ahhhh, i 2 layer compound makes sense. i hear track guys sometimes have the tires turned before use so that they minimize squirm. :)

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1686635)

:icon18: hahaha


disclaimer: by no means do i encourage road rage utilizing high tech tools. :icon17:

Originally Posted by ZForce (Post 1686639)

Yippee...I also want more mileage off my next set...thank you sir :tiphat: A morning taking my job security (posting while at work) in my hands was well spent. :tup: