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08-05-2012, 11:51 AM
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14k isnt too bad for it, but at 14k i have room for negotiation. oh, and it's an 04!!!! hahaha
within a few weeks, if i still have it, i'm gonna start parting out the boltons, as i move towards being stock, using that $ to pay towards it and then it'll be easier to sell. I put this on there just in case someone wants to just buy one pretty built up already.
its been fun, but after 4.5 years and a lot of ups and downs, i'm burnt out. just kinda lost that flame for car stuff, including meets, etc. Still enjoy a nice car, and my next car will be all about out of the box handling and power, where i only upgrade some suspension stuff and wheels.
Oh, and AWD.
within a few weeks, if i still have it, i'm gonna start parting out the boltons, as i move towards being stock, using that $ to pay towards it and then it'll be easier to sell. I put this on there just in case someone wants to just buy one pretty built up already.
its been fun, but after 4.5 years and a lot of ups and downs, i'm burnt out. just kinda lost that flame for car stuff, including meets, etc. Still enjoy a nice car, and my next car will be all about out of the box handling and power, where i only upgrade some suspension stuff and wheels.
Oh, and AWD.
Def saw this coming...I know uve been debating... but it will b less headaches.. honestly i think h should get closd to what ur asking if u sell it as it sits now... people love thess cars..
On a side now the meets up here are weak at best..i doubt ill b attending any more. My boy has a bad *** grand national. We took.both cars out and cruised around for a few hours.. I dont think people.expected to those two cars together
08-05-2012, 11:02 PM
#7715
Thanks for the props and Congrats to you bro
You'll have to bring him to the meets.
oh and don't be surprise if your exhaust tip turn white from the fumes. totally normal.
08-06-2012, 05:04 AM
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Does any one know where to buy varrstoen rims other than contacting the manufacturer or buying it from eBay. I looked at their website and their licensed dealers are all in Europe. I don't like buying things overseas I've had too many problems with over seas shipping.
Too bad it isnt my car lol
08-06-2012, 02:00 PM
#7719
for those of you that ever order oem parts, luther infiniti offers a 10% discount to all members of the g crew! not sure if this was previously mentioned, but thought you all should know!!! my sport side skirts are ordered and they come PAINTED!! whoop whoop!
08-06-2012, 02:47 PM
#7720
It really won't matter. Higher octane won't hurt your engine but it might hurt your wallet. There is a couple gas station around town here that sell race gas too. Use to fill up my bike with it and loved and sweet it smelt too oh and don't be surprise if your exhaust tip turn white from the fumes. totally normal.
oh and don't be surprise if your exhaust tip turn white from the fumes. totally normal.
08-06-2012, 02:55 PM
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You can put 100 octane gas in your G. As long as it is unleaded. It won't hurt anything. But unless you are a boosted car, you won't really see much of a performance boost. Unless you've been running some crappy 91 octane, you may notice a small improvement.
On a NA car, 100 unleaded would be a good way to ensure you aren't running subpar gasoline, but that about it. I mixed in some 100 unleaded when I went racing last year and got my 14.0 quarter mile time.
later,
Curt
On a NA car, 100 unleaded would be a good way to ensure you aren't running subpar gasoline, but that about it. I mixed in some 100 unleaded when I went racing last year and got my 14.0 quarter mile time.
later,
Curt
08-06-2012, 07:11 PM
#7725
I highly recommend you not using wheel cleaners at all. The PH levels in all wheels cleaners say they're safe for chrome/polished wheels, but will never warranty/back that up.
All you want to use is water and if you have REALLY dirty wheels just use a little bit of car wash. ALWAYS dry your wheels or the PH levels and acidity will literally just eat at your wheel lips or stain them.
All you want to use is water and if you have REALLY dirty wheels just use a little bit of car wash. ALWAYS dry your wheels or the PH levels and acidity will literally just eat at your wheel lips or stain them.