What did you do to your Sedan today?
12-12-2017, 02:14 PM
#4096
Wow. Yeah, that's a ton of rust seriously reducing pad contact and eating into your pads. Even your brake line fittings and bracket bolts are heavily rusted. I'm guessing you live somewhere in the snow belt? Almost looks like my Dad's G35 that he bought on a salvage title as a flood vehicle.
12-12-2017, 03:25 PM
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Wow. Yeah, that's a ton of rust seriously reducing pad contact and eating into your pads. Even your brake line fittings and bracket bolts are heavily rusted. I'm guessing you live somewhere in the snow belt? Almost looks like my Dad's G35 that he bought on a salvage title as a flood vehicle.
12-13-2017, 01:24 PM
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12-13-2017, 01:55 PM
#4101
As much as I tried to hold the shift linkage from turning (did just as Infiniti says) I think it turned a little anyway
Last edited by Entcee; 12-13-2017 at 02:22 PM.
12-13-2017, 02:43 PM
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That looks great. Bet it feels good in the palm of your hand.
I wouldn't worry too much about being too-cold-to-touch in Mooresville, NC, but I suppose heat is a consideration. Also, that looks like a brushed SS surface. With that in mind, if you wear a ring on your right hand, you might want to get into the habit of removing it when driving.
I've got this titanium ring on my right hand, and when I get in the car I remove the ring and drop it into the boot, then put it back on when I get out.
Now that I write that out and read it back... seems kind of a flamboyant ritual, LOL.
But I really like the finish on my ti-****, and would hate to scratch it up.
I wouldn't worry too much about being too-cold-to-touch in Mooresville, NC, but I suppose heat is a consideration. Also, that looks like a brushed SS surface. With that in mind, if you wear a ring on your right hand, you might want to get into the habit of removing it when driving.
I've got this titanium ring on my right hand, and when I get in the car I remove the ring and drop it into the boot, then put it back on when I get out.
Now that I write that out and read it back... seems kind of a flamboyant ritual, LOL.
But I really like the finish on my ti-****, and would hate to scratch it up.
Last edited by Rochester; 12-13-2017 at 02:59 PM.
12-13-2017, 03:17 PM
#4103
That looks great. Bet it feels good in the palm of your hand.
I wouldn't worry too much about being too-cold-to-touch in Mooresville, NC, but I suppose heat is a consideration. Also, that looks like a brushed SS surface. With that in mind, if you wear a ring on your right hand, you might want to get into the habit of removing it when driving.
I've got this titanium ring on my right hand, and when I get in the car I remove the ring and drop it into the boot, then put it back on when I get out.
Now that I write that out and read it back... seems kind of a flamboyant ritual, LOL. But I really like the finish on my ti-****, and would hate to scratch it up.
I wouldn't worry too much about being too-cold-to-touch in Mooresville, NC, but I suppose heat is a consideration. Also, that looks like a brushed SS surface. With that in mind, if you wear a ring on your right hand, you might want to get into the habit of removing it when driving.
I've got this titanium ring on my right hand, and when I get in the car I remove the ring and drop it into the boot, then put it back on when I get out.
Now that I write that out and read it back... seems kind of a flamboyant ritual, LOL.
But I really like the finish on my ti-****, and would hate to scratch it up.
I will forgive your flamboyance this one time!
Oh, and in my quick test, it felt amazing in the hand. Did this at work so I will get the full feel on my way home.
Last edited by Entcee; 12-13-2017 at 03:26 PM.
12-13-2017, 06:04 PM
#4105
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FWIW, I debadged my old G35 coupe (which was 7 years old at the time) and you couldn't tell that there were any badges on there to begin with.
12-14-2017, 12:03 PM
#4107
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had a friend of mine do my previous car (G25) using a blow dryer and a fishing line. Couldnt tell any badges existed
12-14-2017, 02:12 PM
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12-14-2017, 03:10 PM
#4109
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I was planning to do it, and then one of the N's dropped off while driving. Car told me it was time. Used Dental Floss, blow dryer, and polishing compound.
12-14-2017, 04:25 PM
#4110
That looks great. Bet it feels good in the palm of your hand.
I wouldn't worry too much about being too-cold-to-touch in Mooresville, NC, but I suppose heat is a consideration. Also, that looks like a brushed SS surface. With that in mind, if you wear a ring on your right hand, you might want to get into the habit of removing it when driving.
I've got this titanium ring on my right hand, and when I get in the car I remove the ring and drop it into the boot, then put it back on when I get out.
Now that I write that out and read it back... seems kind of a flamboyant ritual, LOL. But I really like the finish on my ti-****, and would hate to scratch it up.
I wouldn't worry too much about being too-cold-to-touch in Mooresville, NC, but I suppose heat is a consideration. Also, that looks like a brushed SS surface. With that in mind, if you wear a ring on your right hand, you might want to get into the habit of removing it when driving.
I've got this titanium ring on my right hand, and when I get in the car I remove the ring and drop it into the boot, then put it back on when I get out.
Now that I write that out and read it back... seems kind of a flamboyant ritual, LOL.
But I really like the finish on my ti-****, and would hate to scratch it up.Why not ditch the ring instead? Unless its a Super Bowl ring of course.
