Random Little Question Thread
#6946
#6949
Camber kit won't solve anything, that's just going to adjust camber. Your camber can be spot on, but if your toe is off, there goes your tire wear. Check to see if your bushings are worn out and if your toe is in spec. More than likely, it's one of those two.
Got a question myself, sorta. Couple weeks ago my brakes would squeal constantly, even when brakes weren't applied. I bought new brake pads since they seem to be quite low (in the rear, fronts seemed fine) and before I even had a chance to swap them out, no more sound. Ideas of what it could be? Still replace the pads? (If the rotors can be resurfaced I'll be doing that when putting on new pads).
Got a question myself, sorta. Couple weeks ago my brakes would squeal constantly, even when brakes weren't applied. I bought new brake pads since they seem to be quite low (in the rear, fronts seemed fine) and before I even had a chance to swap them out, no more sound. Ideas of what it could be? Still replace the pads? (If the rotors can be resurfaced I'll be doing that when putting on new pads).
#6951
#6952
^ You can run the Mid Pipe from teh coupe, but not the muffler without some modification in the sedan. That modification is cutting the spare tire well so that it can sit there.
You can get aftermarket mufflers that wont have to cut anything
You can get aftermarket mufflers that wont have to cut anything
Last edited by thescreensavers; 08-18-2012 at 02:37 PM.
#6953
Camber kit won't solve anything, that's just going to adjust camber. Your camber can be spot on, but if your toe is off, there goes your tire wear. Check to see if your bushings are worn out and if your toe is in spec. More than likely, it's one of those two.
Got a question myself, sorta. Couple weeks ago my brakes would squeal constantly, even when brakes weren't applied. I bought new brake pads since they seem to be quite low (in the rear, fronts seemed fine) and before I even had a chance to swap them out, no more sound. Ideas of what it could be? Still replace the pads? (If the rotors can be resurfaced I'll be doing that when putting on new pads).
Got a question myself, sorta. Couple weeks ago my brakes would squeal constantly, even when brakes weren't applied. I bought new brake pads since they seem to be quite low (in the rear, fronts seemed fine) and before I even had a chance to swap them out, no more sound. Ideas of what it could be? Still replace the pads? (If the rotors can be resurfaced I'll be doing that when putting on new pads).
Make sure u use the grease to help prevent the squealing .
#6954
What I actually wanted to do was cut the coupe inlet pipe from the muffler and weld it onto the aftermarket muffler that I plan on buying. Ive been searching around from an 04 sedan muffler but couldn't find any, but found plenty of coupes. So i was just wondering if i can just use the coupe inlet pipes instead of the sedan one. I alrdy have a HR Y pipe and coupe mid pipe.
#6955
What I actually wanted to do was cut the coupe inlet pipe from the muffler and weld it onto the aftermarket muffler that I plan on buying. Ive been searching around from an 04 sedan muffler but couldn't find any, but found plenty of coupes. So i was just wondering if i can just use the coupe inlet pipes instead of the sedan one. I alrdy have a HR Y pipe and coupe mid pipe.
Here is the post you want to look at
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...mpilation.html
#6956
#6957
#6958
Ok, I have another question. According to the owners manual, you have to use stock EVERYTHING (suspension, swaybars, brake pads and rotors, exhaust, EVERYTHING) on the G35X because if you don't the VDC won't work properly. I think that's a load of crud, but I thought I'd ask on here to make sure if that's true or not.
#6959
Ok, I have another question. According to the owners manual, you have to use stock EVERYTHING (suspension, swaybars, brake pads and rotors, exhaust, EVERYTHING) on the G35X because if you don't the VDC won't work properly. I think that's a load of crud, but I thought I'd ask on here to make sure if that's true or not.
#6960