What did you do to your Sedan today?
#3993
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#3995
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I am going Hotchkis mainly because of the zerk fitting. And after a ton of reading opinions, it's likely that I'd use the most stiff setting for the front on the Eibachs, which is similar to the Hotchkis. For the rear, Hotchkis middle setting is similar to the softest on the Eibach. Doubt I'd ever want more stiff than that. Hotchkis has one setting lower so I figure Hotchkis has more usable adjustment.
#3997
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This issue happened to me, so what I did was grabbed a pair of small vice grips to bite the nut from behind. I then proceeded to turn the bolt and it eventually came out.
I then replaced it the screws with a kit similar to this
https://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Lic.../dp/B013A0Y8J0
The caps are nice because it blends in with my license plate frame.
I then replaced it the screws with a kit similar to this
https://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Lic.../dp/B013A0Y8J0
The caps are nice because it blends in with my license plate frame.
This is such a dumb problem to have lol. I'm about to sawzall this thing.
#3998
Had the transfer case, front, and rear diff fluids changed with Redline.
Also, swapped out the dinky AWD rear sway bar for a 2016 Nismo 370z sway bar. Wow, the car handles so much better, but it has gotten stiffer. I can definitely feel a rougher ride.
Also, swapped out the dinky AWD rear sway bar for a 2016 Nismo 370z sway bar. Wow, the car handles so much better, but it has gotten stiffer. I can definitely feel a rougher ride.
Last edited by EcstaticG37XS; 11-27-2017 at 03:25 PM.
#3999
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Tried this over the break and no luck. How did you manage to grab a hold of the nut when its in a rubber encasement? Only top part of the nut was exposed and I couldn't get enough grip to hold it still.
This is such a dumb problem to have lol. I'm about to sawzall this thing.
This is such a dumb problem to have lol. I'm about to sawzall this thing.
If i remember right the plate holder is a peice of black plastic riveted onto the bumper What I did was drill out the rivets, remove that peice completely.... Then i just broke the nuts completely off, and JB welded some new M6 nuts in place, and reattached the black bracket back onto the bumper with screws and nuts.
#4001
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Added the ebay ***** and think they look much better than the OEM rubber ones. I know carsmo are much better quality but couldn't justify spending over 10x more for them. Happy with my $5 purchase.
#4005
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