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Old 02-26-2014, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Rochester
One of the reasons I went with FI for the cats... Supposedly the J-shaped extension for the sensors works real well keeping the readings in spec. I'll see soon enough, I suppose. God damn winter.
My Kinetixs HFCs never threw a CEL light and still haven't thrown one two years later.
Old 02-27-2014, 01:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Rochester
Yeah, I feel like an idiot now. Whelp, not the first time, probably won't be the last. So you and Alfredo both have the ARK on your 6MT. I'm getting jealous, man.
7 a/t... I thought we went through this on my build thread..lol. Absolutely no 6 m/t sedans in my "country". My first words in the dealer were "do you have any manual transmission g37s?" and the answer, sadly, was no

About the ark btw I only have "drone" if Im at 6th or 7th at 40-45mph. Other than that and driving in "manual mode" , there is (dare I say) no drone.
Old 02-28-2014, 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by aktif8
Actually, it's not all journey people doing the swaps - ssome of it comes from us with xS cars.

At least re: the akebonos, the xS doesn't come with them.

Also, for those of us with the 07-09 front end - where the sport is roughly the same, aesthetically, as the 10+ journey - the 10+ sport front end is a huge upgrade.

If I lived a bit farther South, I'd have an s 6mt. Here in the northeast - literally feet of snow this winter - rwd isn't the ideal option, but I still want the parts that Nissan doesn't deem us X guys worthy of.
Oh Please ! We are from the same area and I handled the snow not too bad with my 6mt RWD this winter only has been rougher than usual so if I could handle this I can definitely handle the usual winters around here
Old 02-28-2014, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Mik3G37S
Oh Please ! We are from the same area and I handled the snow not too bad with my 6mt RWD this winter only has been rougher than usual so if I could handle this I can definitely handle the usual winters around here
Michelin X-Ices saved my *** this winter. I have to say my 6mt sedan with snow tires handled leaps and bounds better than my I35 with A/S tires in the snow. It's all in the rubbah
Old 02-28-2014, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Mik3G37S
Oh Please ! We are from the same area and I handled the snow not too bad with my 6mt RWD this winter only has been rougher than usual so if I could handle this I can definitely handle the usual winters around here
Exactly. Moreover, since I live in Upstate NY, I'm kind of amused that aktif8 considers his New Jersey climate a "Northeast Winter".
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Old 02-28-2014, 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Infinitard
Michelin X-Ices saved my *** this winter. I have to say my 6mt sedan with snow tires handled leaps and bounds better than my I35 with A/S tires in the snow. It's all in the rubbah
Yeah I have my Continental DWS's I can't say they handled 8inches + of snow very very well because that would be a LIE especially on a RWD car but they did handle lesser amounts of snow pretty well.
Old 02-28-2014, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Rochester
Exactly. Moreover, since I live in Upstate NY, I'm kind of amused that aktif8 considers his New Jersey climate a "Northeast Winter".

haha - point taken.


I'll rephrase - I'm not confident enough in my abilities as a driver with rwd + any snow. I did a few winters with an 96 240sx - on snow tires - and swore never again

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Old 02-28-2014, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by aktif8
haha - point taken.

I'll rephrase - I'm not confident enough in my abilities as a driver with rwd + any snow. I did a few winters with an 06 240sx - on snow tires - and swore never again
It's all relative, I suppose. I grew up in NY, at a time when every car was RWD, snow tire compounds were meh, limited-slip was something only the muscle cars had, and there was no such thing as Traction Control or Anti-lock Brakes.

Snow doesn't faze me. I respect it, and I don't like it... but it doesn't intimidate me either.
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Old 02-28-2014, 10:05 PM
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Well said same for me too , no fwd LSD traction control
Funny how you learn how to drive RWD in the snow and now with all these gadgets he snow
Is fun , but as LONG as you do respect it ,
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Old 03-02-2014, 09:07 AM
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I went to the autoshow last light, and was really surprised by my reactions to seeing and sitting in a number of cars.

For example, I absolutely loved the Lincoln MKZ, and the new Mazda3 Sedan. The interior of that Lincoln is the stuff of dreams. It was amazing. And although it was on a pedestal, I couldn't take my eyes off the 2015 Mustang GT. Wow. Ford nailed it... Even if a the interior is still blah.

Also a shocker after sitting in the new Corvette Stingray... Hate it. What an uncomfortable, awkward and tacky car. Didn't expect to think that. Ditto on the Caddilac ATS. Yuck. Both were badly beaten with a pimp cane.

The highlight of the evening was getting hands on up close with a 1975 Bricklin. Turns out I grew up as neighbors with the guy, and we talked for a long time about the car and shared history, which was cool.
Old 03-02-2014, 09:13 AM
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the 2015 mustang DOES look good. Is there a release date planned yet?

I was at Jtran studio until 8 last night getting my coilovers and camber kit installed. I'm pretty glad I didn't try to DIY, since it involves some precision grinding for the toe bolts and I'm just not set up for that kind of work in a parking garage.
Old 03-02-2014, 09:42 AM
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I watched the Barret Jackson auction and the first 2015 Mustang sold Production # 0001 for $300,000! It was incredible. But, conversely the first 2015 Camaro SS sold to Hendrick of Hendricks motorsports for $615,000! I couldn't believe it. That Mustang was such a beauty.
Old 03-02-2014, 10:47 AM
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Wow, a 75 Bricklin, I remember those, a bit Pantera-like and pretty bad as$ for the day. That pimp-can remark always cracks me up, interesting that you found both GM products similar in that regard. The closer I look at the C7s the less I'm liking them, really would like to take one for a drive soon though.

Anthony, glad you got the coils on, expect a full review ASAP
Old 03-02-2014, 04:15 PM
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Well I think I told you guys that I cracked my front chin spoiler but on a lighter note I was able to pick up a slightly used Access Evolution CF front lip for cheap so I'll post some pics when I get it slapped on but only after I raise the front end about 1/2" don't want to mess this one up on my driveway too.

Say has anyone here ever remove the headliner to access the shark fin antenna?
Old 03-02-2014, 04:30 PM
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Does anyone know the name of the side skirts of this car?

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