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From: Rochester
Haha I'm surprised the IS-F wasn't faster? 
My manager bought an 08 35x with 40k miles and will be selling it for about 24k. I just saw it pull up in the inventory, I still can't see the color. I know no one is looking for a new car, but if anyone knows a friend looking let them know!
My manager bought an 08 35x with 40k miles and will be selling it for about 24k. I just saw it pull up in the inventory, I still can't see the color. I know no one is looking for a new car, but if anyone knows a friend looking let them know!
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From: Twin Cities
Lance, knock the wife up towards the end of the summer. Thats when we are likely going to try as well, like August-September.
Sea Foam is great stuff for you guys storing your cars. Put a can in your gas and half a can in your crank case as well. Other wise Sta-Bil is the second option for the gas, but gas only. I would start the car as well about once every 3 to 4 weeks, let it run about 5 min.
And Lance there is no way the clock drained your battery. I think it was a combo of a dying battery plus all the things the car has that run very slowly in the background, including that clock but also a lot more. It was just time for a new battery for you.
Sea Foam is great stuff for you guys storing your cars. Put a can in your gas and half a can in your crank case as well. Other wise Sta-Bil is the second option for the gas, but gas only. I would start the car as well about once every 3 to 4 weeks, let it run about 5 min.
And Lance there is no way the clock drained your battery. I think it was a combo of a dying battery plus all the things the car has that run very slowly in the background, including that clock but also a lot more. It was just time for a new battery for you.
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Of 2012? That sounds exactly what Linds wants...she said she doesn't want to be prego in the summer, so she wants to get pregnant in the fall and have a kid in april or may.
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Well, seeing as how it is October and fall now, yes 2012. Our hope is to have the kid(s) like 6 weeks before school gets out in June of 2013. She gets 6 or 8 weeks of paid leave, then have about 3 months from there. That is most hopeful. And she will avoid being prego, or at least real big, during the summer.
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Hahahaha, I hate you all! I'm gone for just a day or two and I have to read through 4 pages of crap.....FML! Since we are talking about storing for the winter time, I might put my stock 18s back on so at least I don't have any flat spotting either. I feel if I put my 17s on I would have more of a reason to drive it in the winter 
Last winter I just pumped my tires up to 45 psi for the winter and didn't have any flat spots 
I'd also go out and start it for 10 mins once a week with a tank full of sta-bil.
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My bad.... I thought all "S" models came with them now. The guy I bought my car from had a '11 G37S sedan and it had the Akebono's. He tried to sell my his winter wheel set (17's) since they didn't fit his new whip.
Now Mike's car isn't as cool as I imagined it
Now Mike's car isn't as cool as I imagined it