The Good, The Bad, And the Ugly
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The Good, The Bad, And the Ugly
The Good:
Nismo headers (pre jet-hot), arc titan titanium strut, z engine cover (to fit the arc w/ my spacer), nismo g-attack suspension for cpv35, nismo clutch line, nismo head gaskets (for sale). All to be installed w/in the next 2 weeks w/ an orc clutch and amuse pipe on the way the way from japan.
Nismo headers (pre jet-hot), arc titan titanium strut, z engine cover (to fit the arc w/ my spacer), nismo g-attack suspension for cpv35, nismo clutch line, nismo head gaskets (for sale). All to be installed w/in the next 2 weeks w/ an orc clutch and amuse pipe on the way the way from japan.
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The Bad:
One of the shocks has scratches in the finish on the end (I believe from rubbing against a staple that was used on the box that enclosed it. I believe it is purely cosmetic. What do you guys think?
Also I don't need the head gaskets. If anyone wants to buy my new nismo head gaskets pm me.
One of the shocks has scratches in the finish on the end (I believe from rubbing against a staple that was used on the box that enclosed it. I believe it is purely cosmetic. What do you guys think?
Also I don't need the head gaskets. If anyone wants to buy my new nismo head gaskets pm me.
Last edited by jonnylaw; 04-07-2007 at 11:17 PM.
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The Ugly:
Curb rash on drivers side front and rear on my oem 19's--there's a little sliver off the tire as well:
Dealer said he could have them looking "back to new" for like 175 a wheel. But in my experience, wheel shops have hard time matching oem colored rims (And I don't want my wheels on the drivers side to be a different shade than the passenger's side (I'd honestly rather live with the curb rash--until it really got worse, then buy new wheels)
Speaking of buying new wheels, You guys think I should just replace w/ new oem 19's to replace the curbed wheels, or get the nismo 19's? The nismos would require new tire b/c they are wider. Would the nismo suspension work better w/ the nismo wheels, or would it work the same w/ the oem 19s?
Curb rash on drivers side front and rear on my oem 19's--there's a little sliver off the tire as well:
Dealer said he could have them looking "back to new" for like 175 a wheel. But in my experience, wheel shops have hard time matching oem colored rims (And I don't want my wheels on the drivers side to be a different shade than the passenger's side (I'd honestly rather live with the curb rash--until it really got worse, then buy new wheels)
Speaking of buying new wheels, You guys think I should just replace w/ new oem 19's to replace the curbed wheels, or get the nismo 19's? The nismos would require new tire b/c they are wider. Would the nismo suspension work better w/ the nismo wheels, or would it work the same w/ the oem 19s?
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Way to go, young man. You are on a mad modding roll. I hope everything comes together just as you planned.
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Originally Posted by jonnylaw
The Ugly:
Curb rash on drivers side front and rear on my oem 19's--there's a little sliver off the tire as well:
Dealer said he could have them looking "back to new" for like 175 a wheel. But in my experience, wheel shops have hard time matching oem colored rims (And I don't want my wheels on the drivers side to be a different shade than the passenger's side (I'd honestly rather live with the curb rash--until it really got worse, then buy new wheels)
Speaking of buying new wheels, You guys think I should just replace w/ new oem 19's to replace the curbed wheels, or get the nismo 19's? The nismos would require new tire b/c they are wider. Would the nismo suspension work better w/ the nismo wheels, or would it work the same w/ the oem 19s?
Curb rash on drivers side front and rear on my oem 19's--there's a little sliver off the tire as well:
Dealer said he could have them looking "back to new" for like 175 a wheel. But in my experience, wheel shops have hard time matching oem colored rims (And I don't want my wheels on the drivers side to be a different shade than the passenger's side (I'd honestly rather live with the curb rash--until it really got worse, then buy new wheels)
Speaking of buying new wheels, You guys think I should just replace w/ new oem 19's to replace the curbed wheels, or get the nismo 19's? The nismos would require new tire b/c they are wider. Would the nismo suspension work better w/ the nismo wheels, or would it work the same w/ the oem 19s?
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^^Thx bro--Hey in addition to a orc pro-line I also ordered 2 bottles of the orc clutch fluid--I'm not sure if its any better than the motul--did you order pro-line? One line was jsut a tad more expensive than the other, but I didn't know why--but ordered that one anyway lol. U know the difference?