Originally Posted by madwi (Post 2883500)

I still have a gallon of 303 concentrate in the basement :tup:

Originally Posted by BA9092 (Post 2883504)

Wow. Is it THAT much better than the 303?! :ugh2:

Maybe when it's time for my full interior detail again in 6 months...

Originally Posted by madwi (Post 2883532)

I got a small bottle of Prima nero for like $15 or something. Well worth trying it out. heck, if you want I can send you a small sample of it. I use it like Kenchan in that I dilute it 50/50 with water :tup:
I still use 303 on my other vehicles and parents vehicles so it wont go to waste.

Originally Posted by Zerocool (Post 2883541)

Changed the oil today, man was it dirty.

Originally Posted by BA9092 (Post 2883558)

Thanks! I'll order a small bottle from Amazon and try it out. I'll keep my 303 for the second car. :tiphat:

Originally Posted by BA9092 (Post 2883558)

Thanks! I'll order a small bottle from Amazon and try it out. I'll keep my 303 for the second car. :tiphat:

Originally Posted by Limeybastard (Post 2883563)

Id rather stick to the tried and trusted 303. Helps prevent cateracts in headlights since 2008.

Originally Posted by BA9092 (Post 2883586)

Headlights!?

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2883503)

mr.onzedge- my method is similar to the ranger method for the clutch.
i dont think it's really necessary to do this service, but i like to do it when
my car reaches 5yrs.

i use a turkey baster with an extension tube (syringe would also work)
and suction out the steering fluid from the reservoir. then fill new
fluid 999MP-AG000P to middle of the cold line (min/max).

i place cardboard under the front tires, start engine, turn the steering lock
to lock 10 full cycles. shut off car and repeat until the fluid is a bright
red color.

one bottle of 999MP-AG000P can do 2 fills. :D

Originally Posted by Limeybastard (Post 2883768)

Yes, after a wash id always give it one wipe of 303.

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2883503)

i place cardboard under the front tires

Originally Posted by Limeybastard (Post 2883768)

Yes, after a wash id always give it one wipe of 303.

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Originally Posted by Gadgetech (Post 2883833)

I started using a product from PBMA that goes on a bit like a wax to protect the plastic headlights. I like 303 for UV protection but this doesn't leave a greasy film. Check it out:



Wolfgang Plastik Surface Sealant

Originally Posted by km1346 (Post 2884125)

Cleaned up for the weekend! Here are some phone pics with some edits for fun. Happy Independence day!

Originally Posted by LunaZ (Post 2884070)

Finally ponied up for the ZSpeed undertray.
Install it this morning while the weather and driveway was cool.
No photos of it or the install since everyone knows what this looks like. Removed the trap door and was like "this is a thing of beauty!"

Next on my list is some race ramps. Jacking this car up is a pain in the a$$, not to mention downright scary.

Originally Posted by BA9092 (Post 2884099)

Nice! Ugh, too many products and choices! My car products "closet" in the garage is already bigger than my food pantry in the kitchen. Lol. :eek:

Originally Posted by km1346 (Post 2884125)

Cleaned up for the weekend! Here are some phone pics with some edits for fun. Happy Independence day!

Originally Posted by LunaZ (Post 2884070)

Finally ponied up for the ZSpeed undertray.
Install it this morning while the weather and driveway was cool.
No photos of it or the install since everyone knows what this looks like. Removed the trap door and was like "this is a thing of beauty!"

Next on my list is some race ramps. Jacking this car up is a pain in the a$$, not to mention downright scary.

http://www.the370z.com/members/lunaz...race-ramps.png

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2884220)

GJ, luna! :tup: yah, i personally prefer ramps over jack stands when i
have a choice. :D



LOL! :tup: my detailing arsenal use to look like that until i found a few
products that can cover multiple products. :D




looking good, km! :tup:

Originally Posted by aszyd (Post 2884295)

Jackstands for me. I have had the car completely off the ground for days and been under it for hours at a time with no issues. The only time I am concerned is when I try something not so safe, like lifting one side of the car to slide the trans back under, while the other side is still on the stands, don't ask.

As for what I did, I began peeling the plastidip off the handles, in preparation to swap for some Equalme paint-matched handles.

Originally Posted by aszyd (Post 2884295)

Jackstands for me. I have had the car completely off the ground for days and been under it for hours at a time with no issues. The only time I am concerned is when I try something not so safe, like lifting one side of the car to slide the trans back under, while the other side is still on the stands, don't ask.

As for what I did, I began peeling the plastidip off the handles, in preparation to swap for some Equalme paint-matched handles.

Originally Posted by OldFart (Post 2884304)

Actually had the afternoon off and leisurely worked on the car. Overkill but installed my oil pan spacer and mocked up the oil cooler. Tore off the front nose for the Nismo coversion. Installed Whiteline front sway bar. Next plan of attack in the morning is to remove front struts for coilovers, do a bit of detailing on the driver side front... Get ready to put the SPL control arms, Fortune coilovers and R1 Concepts drilled rotors on the driver side.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2883562)

wat was in there? :ugh:

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2884359)

you are on the path to recovery! :tup:

Originally Posted by OldFart (Post 2884304)

Actually had the afternoon off and leisurely worked on the car. Overkill but installed my oil pan spacer and mocked up the oil cooler. Tore off the front nose for the Nismo coversion. Installed Whiteline front sway bar. Next plan of attack in the morning is to remove front struts for coilovers, do a bit of detailing on the driver side front... Get ready to put the SPL control arms, Fortune coilovers and R1 Concepts drilled rotors on the driver side.

Originally Posted by b15 (Post 2884750)

Drove the Z to supercar saturdays. Then cruised with an Aventador for a bit on the way home. Oh yeah there was a Mustang v6 with racing stripes and exhaust that blew past us on the highway....the Aventador walked it like it was going in reverse. Stupid Mustang owners...