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Edison had a small meet so I was there. My first meet with my z haha
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Swapped my Top Speed test pipes with Z1 pipes to see if it was part of my exhaust alignment issue. Sure enough it was. Swapped to the Z1 pipes with Momentum headers and everything lines up MUCH better then with Top Speed. Now there's less stress on my entire exhaust system so I don't have to worry about the flex pipes tearing from the engine torque. Before I had to use all my strength to force the bolt holes to line up. I was able to line up the bolt holes with literally 3 fingers with minimal force.
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Had the steering lock recall taken care of and the latch spring bulletin.
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Started driving to work... Stopped for gas... Getting back in the car I see what looks like a little dust/lint but actually turns out to be a couple of hairline scratches on the door just above the body line.
And yeah, they look like dust/lint because they're down to the primer. No idea how that happened. Dr. Color Chip? They're WAY too small for regular touch-up. I'm tempted to see how well black sharpie matches Black Cherry. :shakes head: |
Just got my alumilite for my wind splitter.
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It's on!!! Woooo!!! Happydance? Yes, please. :happydance::happydance::happydance:
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Ebc slotted rotors and ebc red stuff brake pads installed.
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I plan on giving the Z a little wash tonight, it actually rained earlier in the week :( |
installed the K&N typhoon intake on it today.
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Added some sound deadening to the hatch and doors. I used Raammat BXT II and Ensolite foam over everything. I ordered too much of both so I was able to double up on most places and triple up on the really "hollow" areas. This car had NOTHING from the factory.
Before: http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n...psa50f5b37.jpg Installing BXT II http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n...psbd96d708.jpg Ensolite on top of the BXT II http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n...psaf99d32b.jpg No pictures, but the doors are covered the same way. I actually went a little overboard on the doors and had to cut some back out so the panels would clip back on. I know it's not the prettiest install, but it was my first time doing any type of sound deadening work. Overall the cabin/road noise is exactly where I want it. I took it for a drive on concrete roads and the "hollowness" in the back and much of the road noise was muffled vs before. Cruising at highway speeds is much better, the cabin just has muffled tire noise. It was pretty tedious cutting and sticking, but it was worth it. If I had to do it over again I would taken more time and laid it a little neater, but it's covered up anyhow so no one knows....but me :) |
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