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Thanks Brad. I had never heard of Ironman tires either. They were on the car when I purchased it pre-owned from a local NISSAN dealership. The model is iMove Gen 2 and they're sized 225/50ZR18 in both front and rear. I've only put about 3K miles on them, but they've seen a lot of spirited driving in that time - including two separate nights at the drag strip. In my research, they're a more economically-priced tire, but they have good reviews and I have no complaints thus far.
I picked up a Nismo 370z H-pipe from a 2016 that had 13K miles on it last week for $50 and had it installed this weekend. I had my sedan's mid pipe cut from just before the resonators and two new pipes installed with flanges so I can remove the H-pipe and mid pipe in pieces if I need to, that and it makes it look more like stock. Cost $150 for the install and pipe work.
Nismo 370z H-pipe from a 2016 370z with 13k miles on it. Original sedan Y-pipe setup Nismo 370z H-pipe connected with original mid pipe, the H-pipe is slightly shorter than the original Y-pipe Nismo 370z H-pipe with modified sedan mid pipe
Nice! Any noticeable differences with the new setup?
Finished up my Eibach Pro-Kit install. I've done about five drops on Hondas and Acuras myself, as well as suspension lifts on two 4Runners. I consider myself to be pretty handy, mechanically speaking. This job kicked my ***. Neither my Harbor Freight spring compressor tool nor the rental from AutoZone could get me enough bite on the Eibachs to compress them far enough for re-assembly. I conceded and took it to a local shop. $10/each assembly + $5 tip. This was just one of many roadblocks today - including broken tools, bumps and bruises (ever hit your head on an A-arm?), and just time-consuming, sweat equity in the AZ heat. Jimminy... /rant.
And FWIW, I'm glad you are still able to type after using those Harbor Freight compressors, those should be banned, extremely dangerous design that could do serious harm, or worse
I agree about the Harbor Freight (Pittsburgh Tools) spring compressor kit. Garbage. I chucked it in the side yard - along with other items ready for bulk trash pickup.
I'm waiting on a few more items to come in...
SPC rear camber kit (arms + toe bolts)
Z1 metal exhaust gaskets
Fast Intentions RHFCs
And still weighing the idea of H&R 20mm spacers front/rear.
I've missed that you have the Q300 paired with FI RHFC. What are your thoughts on the combo?
Any chance you have a sound clip? Is there a hiss?
Ah, sorry, I listed that in anticipation. Probably should say "pending" in parentheses. I ordered my RHFCs 7/6/17. They're supposed be here at the end of this month. Will definitely report back and provide plenty of video and sound clips
I've missed that you have the Q300 paired with FI RHFC. What are your thoughts on the combo?
Any chance you have a sound clip? Is there a hiss?
Lego, when I had the Q300, the hiss was apparent. No matter what exhaust you have, the more you open up the exhaust flow... You will hear the hiss. It's inevitable.
Lego, when I had the Q300, the hiss was apparent. No matter what exhaust you have, the more you open up the exhaust flow... You will hear the hiss. It's inevitable.
Thanks. I guess if I want louder and no hiss, I should just consider a different cat back.
