Run the air with the A/c off for a couple minutes before you turn of your car, this should help with the smell

:rofl2: yep, predictable yet comforting. :tup:

wow, that's nice! :tup: yah, i was eyeing the wera's green/black set which is the non-electrical one. but then again, my driver set is still okay so... :icon17: maybe for pop's day i will ask for the set. :p

how is the metal on the wera screw drivers? is it super strong or equivalent to about a professional line craftsman?

weha also makes nice drivers. their metals are super strong.

TheGreatOne: What was the speed limit? I go 80 mph (130 kph) on a 65 mph (104 kph) interstate road here in Upstate, NY, and the troopers don't bother you. 80/130 is probably near the edge though. I even blew by a trooper while going 82 mph. If you're going to speed, you can't do it during conditions where the troopers can hide ... night ... around blind spots, or bends/curves ... behind obstacles. You need clear straight visibility. :icon17:

By the way, my last 2 speeding tickets were July of 1991 (70 mph in a 55 mph) on I81 in NY, and December of 1990 (77 mph in a 55 mph) on I90. The speed limits have increased to 65 mph on most segments since then ... thank goodness. :p

hey anyone in midwest selling nismo wheels? :confused: i think i want to have a second set of wheels for my Z and my choice is nismo wheels with PSS...

if not, i will just buy new probably. :)

dont need tires or tpms.
do need lugs and center caps. flawless is ideal, but not required as i will have them fixed and painted a different color as needed.

or 40th sport wheels. those are cool too, but these will need to be flawless.

The Wera tools do the trick but not quite as nice finish as I'm used to. The metals are good, I haven't snapped the tip on a flat head and wear on the Philips/Robertson heads are normal (very little). I do like that the tips on the flats (not the jeweller screwdrivers) have small grooves etched into them for added bite, it does make a difference. Normally I avoid using flat head screwdrivers and fasteners, unfortunately much of the equipment (relays, starters, overloads, etc) used in panel builds for industrial settings have slotted hardware. :shakes head:

Mr.gale- thank you for the info once again. :tup: I should look into wera next. :p
I think my ratchet driver should do the trick for the most part. At least I can use impact driver bits if needed. :D

Well I ordered my Recaros. :)

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Those Michelins made it a necessity. :icon17:

oh wow! :tup:

hello, mr.onzedge! :tup:


btw, if anyone's interested, tirerack's doing a special on continentals...get a free nook when you buy 4. lol :icon17:

Continental - Drive Your Imagination

Ha. I am buying a Recaro baby seat for my upcoming Grandchild in a few weeks.

Morning, Mr. Kenchan! :hello:

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:tup: Nismo wheels on the regular Z looks really nice.

:tup: i have the recaro sports (2 in Fit) and boosters (2 in G). :p the sport is like $250 each, but it's well worth it. :tup: the boosters are only like $80 each. :)

yep, you know anyone selling their nismo wheels by chance? :D