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Nice Infiniti collection there.
I suspect the acoustics in that garage made for some fun as you guys compared cars.
Odd choice parking with that pillar between you, but if the garage were full, you clearly got the sweet spot. I bet you drive there just a little early in order to snag it.
I suspect the acoustics in that garage made for some fun as you guys compared cars.
Odd choice parking with that pillar between you, but if the garage were full, you clearly got the sweet spot. I bet you drive there just a little early in order to snag it.
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Nice Infiniti collection there.
I suspect the acoustics in that garage made for some fun as you guys compared cars.
Odd choice parking with that pillar between you, but if the garage were full, you clearly got the sweet spot. I bet you drive there just a little early in order to snag it.
I suspect the acoustics in that garage made for some fun as you guys compared cars.
Odd choice parking with that pillar between you, but if the garage were full, you clearly got the sweet spot. I bet you drive there just a little early in order to snag it.
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https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...r-gaskets.html
AFAIK, the VQ37HR used a weak gasket up through 2011, and redesigned it with a metal gasket for 2012. Repair cost at a dealership can run $3000 give or take big money, because it's very labor intensive. At least that's my limited understanding. Newt here is fond of bringing it up, and often. Not sure why that is, but he's not wrong.
AFAIK, the VQ37HR used a weak gasket up through 2011, and redesigned it with a metal gasket for 2012. Repair cost at a dealership can run $3000 give or take big money, because it's very labor intensive. At least that's my limited understanding. Newt here is fond of bringing it up, and often. Not sure why that is, but he's not wrong.