Tips for a new 370Z owner?

VCuomo · 07-27-2009, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by MasterD

- That is a very good idea, but where can I buy one?

Trunk Net (don't know if they ship to Canada)

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Originally Posted by MasterD

- Do you mean 240C? That seems really hot, lol.

Nope, Fahrenheit.

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Originally Posted by MasterD

- Hmm, what exactly is that and where can I buy one?

Rain-X (don't know if it's available in Canada)

MasterD · 07-27-2009, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by VCuomo

Trunk Net (don't know if they ship to Canada)

Nope, Fahrenheit.

Rain-X (don't know if it's available in Canada)

Cool thanks. I might buy the Trunk net as well as Rain-X if I can find it in an auto store. And as for the Oil Filter, is that one of the best types or any type will do? I also have a question in regards to the plastic underneath the front bumper. Is there any way to protect it from getting scratched due to the pavement?

VCuomo · 07-27-2009, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by MasterD

...as for the Oil Filter, is that one of the best types or any type will do?

Ha, you've opened up a can of worms - you'll get tons of opinions on this topic! IMO, K&N filters have a very good reputation, as does the Purolator Pure One, and Amsoil filters. If you get any of these, you'll be fine.

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I also have a question in regards to the plastic underneath the front bumper. Is there any way to protect it from getting scratched due to the pavement?

Not really, but you can minimize the damages by going slow over speed bumps and out of driveways.

MasterD · 07-27-2009, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by VCuomo

Ha, you've opened up a can of worms - you'll get tons of opinions on this topic! IMO, K&N filters have a very good reputation, as does the Purolator Pure One, and Amsoil filters. If you get any of these, you'll be fine.

Not really, but you can minimize the damages by going slow over speed bumps and out of driveways.

Well, I have been trying to do, but I would still like some sort of method to protect the plastic.

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