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So with the center console out ummm well I needed a cupholder and I guess that some spare oil insnt a bad thing to have around lol

nothing today but tomorrow, new tires, install of coil overs, camber and toe arms and install of a 34 row oil cooler :D and a fly1 front lip

Got new shoes 265/305 S-04's & added factory splash guards. Also added Z1 fuca (not pictured)

1st time ever "service engine light" came on. Hooked up OBD2, P0101 code, cleaned air filter/box area and MAF then reset. Then to test it, took the Z on one of my favorite driving routes in East Oahu this morning. All's well and Zorro's running like a champ :driving:

found the button to shut off the VDC… and then I pressed it!!

Lookin like a pimp!

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Originally Posted by astro932 (Post 3434057)

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So with the center console out ummm well I needed a cupholder and I guess that some spare oil insnt a bad thing to have around lol

Plus, you've got Arby's.

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Originally Posted by b15 (Post 3433872)

I honestly like the stiff setting best. The turn in feels great and it actually helped dial out most of the understeer I experienced during spirited drives. Generally too stiff in the front will add understeer on a rwd car but itll take a pretty stiff bar for that to happen in our cars. The Z needs all the bar it can get up front. Even on stiff, I have no problem getting the rear to rotate how I want using the throttle. Coupled with Swift springs and a good alignment, am pleased with how it handles at the moment.

Only reason I changed to the soft setting end of last year was due to bad roads around here. The difference isn't night and day but it was more comfortable when my wife and I were cruising around town. Soft is a good compromise from the stock bar. It still understeers but not as bad.

Good info, b15. Thanks for the feedback. I think I'll change to the firm setting before ZDayZ. Things feel good now, but kept wondering if they would feel even better by changing the setting.

Rolled her over on 8000 miles yesterday and today, got an oil change.

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Originally Posted by Memphis370Z (Post 3434326)

Good info, b15. Thanks for the feedback. I think I'll change to the firm setting before ZDayZ. Things feel good now, but kept wondering if they would feel even better by changing the setting.

:tiphat: let me know what you think.

Have fun at zdayz! I wanted to go this year but having a baby changes things. One of these years I'll get out there

Saw a Z on the road when I ran to get a burrito for dinner. I almost shed a tear. It was covered it dirt and salt from the roads. Front driver's side headlight was out.

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Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3434449)

Saw a Z on the road when I ran to get a burrito for dinner. I almost shed a tear. It was covered it dirt and salt from the roads. Front driver's side headlight was out.

What kinda borrito? Need dinner ideas:yum:

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Originally Posted by b15 (Post 3434445)

:tiphat: let me know what you think.

Have fun at zdayz! I wanted to go this year but having a baby changes things. One of these years I'll get out there

Will do. Sorry you won't be a ZDayZ this year, but family comes first, for sure. Look forward to you making it next year, though! :tup:

pulled out my Z for the first drive of the season. :p had a great time. qd'ed afterwards.