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Old 09-18-2009, 10:20 PM
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My first month of ownership..

Well I've owned my G for about a month now and its been jammed pack full of events. Allready started the mods with a v1, z-tube, grounding kit, oem brembo swap and coupe midpipe swap. Took a trip from FL to CT and back and have not had any unexpected problems so far.. I wish I could keep the mods coming this fast but def cannot afford that, next on the list is a trans go shift kit and a 3.5 vlsd rear diff swap. Hopefully I will be as helpful to this community as I've been to the Nissan 4x4 community and the Mitsubish 3000GT/Dodge Stealth community. Any suggestions and constructive critisism is welcome.

 
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Old 09-18-2009, 11:15 PM
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Sounds like you're off to a decent start on mods for your G. I remember during my first month of ownership, all I put on was tint, clear corners and Z-tube, so in comparison you're more ahead than most others

BTW, I see you're located in Pinellas Park, not far from Tampa/Clearwater. We hold G meets in Quaker Steak & Lube in Clearwater about once every other month, and they're typically a good showing. You should come and join us at these meets. We don't often get sedans to rep at the meets in FL, so it'd be nice to get to know each other particularly at these gatherings
 
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In my first month I did;
Tint
Black Roof
Roof Spoiler
Wheels
Middi magnaflow swap
Z-tube
Some light in my wheel wells that I scraped lol
Detailed it 100000 times

6 Weeks in, I dropped it lol

Speaking of lowering it. Drop that ****.
 
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Old 09-19-2009, 06:58 AM
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impressive mods for 1st month!
Did you notice any gains from the grounding kit?? WHich kit did you get??
I recently added a kit to my coupe and was very impressed!!!
 
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Old 09-19-2009, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by lexusk8
Sounds like you're off to a decent start on mods for your G. I remember during my first month of ownership, all I put on was tint, clear corners and Z-tube, so in comparison you're more ahead than most others

BTW, I see you're located in Pinellas Park, not far from Tampa/Clearwater. We hold G meets in Quaker Steak & Lube in Clearwater about once every other month, and they're typically a good showing. You should come and join us at these meets. We don't often get sedans to rep at the meets in FL, so it'd be nice to get to know each other particularly at these gatherings
yeah i was trying to goto the one last month when i first got the car but i had to take an emergency trip to ct. im down for the next one as long as im not working.
 
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Originally Posted by SVTCOBRA
impressive mods for 1st month!
Did you notice any gains from the grounding kit?? WHich kit did you get??
I recently added a kit to my coupe and was very impressed!!!
didn't notice anything, i got the stillen kit .. it will be replaced with a 13 wire kit when i get a chance
 
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Looks good.
 
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Stillen FTL
 
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Originally Posted by XDR-V35
didn't notice anything, i got the stillen kit .. it will be replaced with a 13 wire kit when i get a chance
The Stillen kit is practically useless. You need at least a 10-wire kit, and specifically one that grounds the transmission. After I put my 10-wire kit on, I noticed a little bit better shifting.

Check out this guy's kits, it's the one I have. http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=345479&page=1 He offers (or used to) a Stillen upgrade kit so you can just add to the one you have.
 
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Originally Posted by BuckeyeInMI
The Stillen kit is practically useless. You need at least a 10-wire kit, and specifically one that grounds the transmission. After I put my 10-wire kit on, I noticed a little bit better shifting.

Check out this guy's kits, it's the one I have. http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=345479&page=1 He offers (or used to) a Stillen upgrade kit so you can just add to the one you have.
I recently put a set of SBD Grounding Wires (that you mention above) on my 04 Coupe and noticed improvements! One of the improvements that I didn't expect was better MPG. For the past 3 tanks!!
 
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