OFFICIAL "What Mods Should I Buy?" Sedan Thread
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From: Portage, WI
Ya, that would belong to the woman in the picture before that. If I could get her to stop buying that crap maybe I could buy better mods.
I had to go back and look at all the pics to see wtf you were talking about 
I'm not sure what's more concerning, the fact that you even noticed the purse on the passenger floor - or the fact that you know its a "coach"
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Looking into an Osiris tune over the next couple of months but wanted to get HFC's first to mate to my Stillen Gen II. Any suggestions? Looking for an overall more quiet HFC if there is one.
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Hello everyone... I just got a 04 6mt sedan a few months ago and was wondering if I could get some advice here... I want to lower my car without messing up the ride quility, I think I have the sport suspension right now. Also was wondering whats this hr y pipe everyone has and how much is it?.. Thanks
The springs you want are called search springs and the HR y-pipe increases search performance.
Okay, okay, 350Z front and coupe rear springs are a pretty good combo on our sedans (see sedan suspension sticky) and the HR y-pipe is a freer-flowing pipe from newer Z's and G's that connects the catalytic converters to the mid-pipe.
Okay, okay, 350Z front and coupe rear springs are a pretty good combo on our sedans (see sedan suspension sticky) and the HR y-pipe is a freer-flowing pipe from newer Z's and G's that connects the catalytic converters to the mid-pipe.
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The springs you want are called search springs and the HR y-pipe increases search performance.
Okay, okay, 350Z front and coupe rear springs are a pretty good combo on our sedans (see sedan suspension sticky) and the HR y-pipe is a freer-flowing pipe from newer Z's and G's that connects the catalytic converters to the mid-pipe.
Okay, okay, 350Z front and coupe rear springs are a pretty good combo on our sedans (see sedan suspension sticky) and the HR y-pipe is a freer-flowing pipe from newer Z's and G's that connects the catalytic converters to the mid-pipe.
Is the HR y-pipe a bolt on or what? Also is this whole swiching the air filter box with the 06 g a good choice?
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So im pushing a brilliant silver 03 Sedan, and i wanted to know if these rims im thinking about throwing on there would look good, they're 17s and i wanted to have them painted matte black and a glossy black on the lip. HEres a pic >> http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l1...enom/riims.jpg let me know what you guys think thanks!!!!
So im pushing a brilliant silver 03 Sedan, and i wanted to know if these rims im thinking about throwing on there would look good, they're 17s and i wanted to have them painted matte black and a glossy black on the lip. HEres a pic >> http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l1...enom/riims.jpg let me know what you guys think thanks!!!!
I'm wondering if people can chime in on any issues running a staggered setup on an X. I have an '06 if that matters.
I've been running Z rims on my Maxima and was thinking of transferring them to the X. They are 18x8 and 18x18.5 respectively, and running 235/40/18 on all four.
Thanks for your input.
I've been running Z rims on my Maxima and was thinking of transferring them to the X. They are 18x8 and 18x18.5 respectively, and running 235/40/18 on all four.
Thanks for your input.