What did you do to your Sedan today?
#4936
DIY Cheapskate/Mod
Went a bit overboard with grounding cables. True 4 gauge high strand copper power wire for the main cables, and 8 gauge for the throttle bodies. All the throttle body terminals crimped and soldered. The closed copper ones crimped with an industrial grade crimper since cant really solder those ones. Not going anywhere lol. Already have this exact setup installed, made 3 more sets to sell within local circles. 2 already accounted for haha.
Last edited by hexotic; 04-15-2018 at 11:47 AM.
#4937
Premier Member
Went a bit overboard with grounding cables. True 4 gauge high strand copper power wire for the main cables, and 8 gauge for the throttle bodies. All the throttle body terminals crimped and soldered. The closed copper ones crimped with an industrial grade crimper since cant really solder those ones. Not going anywhere lol. Already have this exact setup installed, made 3 more sets to sell within local circles. 2 already accounted for haha.
#4938
Registered Member
What did I do yesterday?
Pretty high-tech: replaced both wiper blades
When possible, I prefer OEM and was planning on getting the refills but found the previous owner had swapped to aftermarket
So, instead of trying to sell my wife on the value of OEM blades @ $20+ each, I settled for Rain-X "Expert Fit" beams for $10 each.
-Eric
Pretty high-tech: replaced both wiper blades
When possible, I prefer OEM and was planning on getting the refills but found the previous owner had swapped to aftermarket
So, instead of trying to sell my wife on the value of OEM blades @ $20+ each, I settled for Rain-X "Expert Fit" beams for $10 each.
-Eric
#4939
DIY Cheapskate/Mod
Hahaha, don't think I'll be shipping these anywhere. Especially across the border. I used the highest quality components, so price wise it would probably be stupid lol. Have another buyer lined up already. 2 to go. Who knows, if my new wire supplier pans out, might be worth it to sell to the US in the future.
EDIT:Ok, changed my mind a bit. Looked at the Stillen kit, its worse quality wire, and doesnt ground the throttle bodies, still costs $100 USD with shipping. As it sits right now, would be like $150 USD shipped. Not making much money since I didnt really buy the components in bulk (a note for the future me), but seems fair.
EDIT:Ok, changed my mind a bit. Looked at the Stillen kit, its worse quality wire, and doesnt ground the throttle bodies, still costs $100 USD with shipping. As it sits right now, would be like $150 USD shipped. Not making much money since I didnt really buy the components in bulk (a note for the future me), but seems fair.
Last edited by hexotic; 04-15-2018 at 02:27 PM.
#4940
Administrator
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Why are you adding grounding cables to your 7 year old Infiniti?
#4941
DIY Cheapskate/Mod
I had the kit before, but crappy wires. Took it off, and noticed a difference, more lag in shifts and throttle response. Its so minimal that you barelly notice it, but you definitely notice it. Also, once I added a hardwired dashcam with parking mode and the compustar remote start with shock sensors and alarm, with cold temperatures, I noticed a much heavier drain on the battery. Did a drain test before and after the install, and its actually a fairly large improvement. If anything, with age, its a nice upgrade to the factory 20 gauge grounds.
#4950
Super Moderator
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Last night I rebent and pounded back into shape my Toolbooth ***** engine under-cover after it got caught on a chunk of ice and got half ripped off and bent back over 90 degrees
the TBW cover was one of the first things I put on my G about 6 or 7 years ago and has so many scars now but has been worth every cent...I still can't believe I got it back into shape yesterday and the aluminium didn't sheer...just added a couple of washers to some of the bolts this time and it all went back together
the TBW cover was one of the first things I put on my G about 6 or 7 years ago and has so many scars now but has been worth every cent...I still can't believe I got it back into shape yesterday and the aluminium didn't sheer...just added a couple of washers to some of the bolts this time and it all went back together