I washed and waxed the 370 this morning.

(Meguiar's Ultimate)

Changed the oil today and took her for a quick drive. Hoping it's warm enough tomorrow for a wash/wax. Then under the cover she'll go for the next 4-5 months :(

Got her sideways for the first time.

It's Friday. I get home and decide to take a quick backroad spin before getting the weekend started. Headed down a windy tree covered road, headed into a sweet S turn, push her a little more and start to grin as I come out the back end. Look up and Mr teen age a$$ bag pizza delivery boy is in the middle of the road. I swerve right, come off the road as I pass this pimple faced fxck. Correct to get back on the road and the rear swings around and I'm sliding sideways toward the ditch and a row of trees. Get it under control and swing the rear back around the other way and she finally snaps back in line.

Guess the Blizzaks are ready for winter.

Wash and wax....

:yum:

Really really beautiful.

:tup: hope you get one last drive in guy :tup:

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Me too! Good luck getting your Z all fixed up

Attempted to "clean" my rotors/pads using the "brake break-in" procedure but failed miserably... Who knew there would be so much traffic at 7am on a saturday :shakes head:

Will try tomorrow as there should be less traffic on a sunday morning

Picked up my Z from Fontana Nissan, Chris worked on my car:
-Larger Setrab oil cooler
-Front and Rear Stillen Sway Bars
-Front and Rear Stoptec rotors
-Front and Rear Hawk HP Plus
-Brake flush with Motul RBF600
-Front and Rear Z1 extended studs + spacers

Took it for yet another little drive through Angeles Crest, the Z is absolutely "INSANE" I can finally say this is how I always wanted the car to feel ... I am running 275 RE11s in the front and 305 RE11s in the rear, the handling is ridiculous :)

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Finally decided to stop being a lazy *** and install my remote start.

Works with my factory fob :happydance:

Freakin' Redline shift boot was a pain in my arse.
Holes around the bottom of the boot weren't drilled or punched.