goin to move the z to restore my toolbox back to working condition. When I moved back in Nov, it fell on its back during its transport. Boxing up my spare set of tools to donate to father in law since I could not sell. Maybe a carwash if im not too tired.

Washed the filthy Z today. It was so dirty I didn't even want to use the new wash mitt I purchased :ugh:

Ran out of clay, so I will be picking up some more after a short stint at the office this afternoon. I hope to finish up a full exterior detail this weekend :tup:

Clay, two step hand polish, and wax sealant done on the hood. I will spot polish a few other areas before I wax the entire car tomorrow.

Stocked on some Chemical Guys goodies at their tent sale!

I also got a new microfiber wash cloth for my wheels!

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I missed this!
 

I wish I could have made it. Your 350 looks great Wais! As proven by your chemical purchases.

Did you see if their Lava was on sale?

They had everything on sale Raf, I will be back there again for sure :tup:

Man, I somehow missed the new thread link.

I took her out to a fun, twisty, road today.



What'd you go with?


:rolleyes:

Where'd ya go? :hello:

nvm I saw where :tup: :driving:

My hood is shiny :icon17:

Good job! :icon17: When are you free to cruise again?

Took the Z for a cruise to golf at one of the most challenging and beautiful golf courses in the world, Koolau Golf Club. A small part of the beautiful Koolau mountain range is in the background.

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Well, It was a PIA, But I finally removed my worn coilovers, And went back to stock shocks and eibach springs.

I can't emphasize this enough, But when you're doing these types of jobs?

Please make sure you have the right FUKIN tools.

I found out the hard way and almost hung my kid by his little nuts for using my tools /sockets and not putting them back. :mad:

Well today I drove from Orlando to Davenport by way of that parking lot they call I4.....crawling most of the way there....
Then, on the way back we stopped by that mega outlet mall in Orlando....yeah the one with right hand yield turn right out of the frontage road....took at least 50 shifts from Neutral to 1st and about 35 min to get out of that place. I told my wife "this is the LAST time I'm going here"...she understood. What a mess. But the car was great at least!

PS: Tracie, there are NO roads here that aren't full...no canyon twisties, just FL crackers and old people driving bumper to bumper.

Finished the install of the GTMat in the rear trunk this morning. I used 27 12"x12" squares all together. Did the whole trunk, the area in front of the shock towers, and doubled up on the wheel wells. Wow... what a difference. Great mod for sure! Got enough left over to do both doors but I'll wait till next weekend for that.

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PS: Tracie, there are NO roads here that aren't full...no canyon twisties, just FL crackers and old people driving bumper to bumper.[/QUOTE]


I resemble that remark. :tiphat:

I lived in Washington D.C. for 4 years and was called, white boy, honkey and cracker all most ever day. But that was never racist :ugh2:

Today I officially became a member of the Michelin PSS club:icon18:

:tup: You'll have to learn the secret handshake from Onzedge.

:tup:

Sounds exclusive. Maybe everyone with PSS's should get tattoos as well.

:tiphat:

It was a Z Morning...
 

Gave the beauty a bath inside and out, swapped out air to nitrogen in her shoes courtesy of COSTCO, thank you, and put on my 370.com decals. Hoping I am now in the club. :tup:

Sterling

I resemble that remark. :tiphat:

I lived in Washington D.C. for 4 years and was called, white boy, honkey and cracker all most ever day. But that was never racist :ugh2:[/QUOTE]

Yeah down here FL "Cracker" means you're from here I take it.

Are you going to keep the springs or get your coils rebuilt G?

Honestly I'll probably stay with this setup for now.

I may move up to full coilovers with a firmer ride later on.

Don't I know it? :shakes head:

Check out the group in my siggy. :tup:

motored my Z this am. had a great time. :p
inching closer to 15k of delicious miles...

I motored in a Delta Airlines Airbus A320 and inched closer to 75,000 miles this year...

:tiphat:

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Dang I thought I've been traveling a lot, but I only have 20k miles this year. 390 on the Z!

took her to the drag strip :D

Late night cruising on a very wide, straight, and empty road.
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I would love to be on that road.

It sure looks like the shop gouged up your rims pretty good.

Cleaned and waxed today and ordered some CF parts :yum:

You're going way too slow for a road like that :icon17:

Yesterday I finished up clay and wax :yum:

How good/cool/blurry would Jaedub's picture be if the speedodometer was pointing to 120 - 130 instead of Zero miles per hour.

Here is So. Cal. - S.D. to be more map friendly, There is aa nice twisty road called Highland Valley Road. After a morning wash, First the Z, then Me... a fill up, I was all Z'd up and ready to go. Grabbed my wife and off we went. Up the hill, First gear, then Second, then Third, down shift again into second, a hard right, then a left, and left again, 13 + miles of 2nd, 3rd, and only sometimes 4th gears. Put the Z throught its paces, and we both loved it. Had a good burger in Romona, which is at the top of the grade, then back down the hill for 13 more miles of the same on the way to home.

You know, that Nissan 370Z likes to corner and corners very well. What did you guys do?

I loved highland valley rd, i drove it quite frequent when i was in SD. I also lived going up and down palomar mt, and continue to julian from romona. I miss it:shakes head:

There are some good back county roads east of San Diego that are just filled with twists and turns, like Wild Cat Canyon or Bear Valley and Highland Valley. I now get to drive them in the Z and the Harley - still deciding which is more fun.