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Cyber370 08-24-2016 05:44 AM

This is a great thread! I just got my '16 Nismo and this thread is inspiring me to hop on the mod wagon. Nothing drastic for now.

cigarclifford 08-24-2016 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3542670)
Still in the box. Haven't had time. Since I retired. I've been more busy then I've ever have. :eek: Remodeled the kitchen, building a retaining wall in the back yard, refinishing all the interior doors in the house. Been to ZDayZ. With the motorhome, spent 10 days at Table Rock Lake Missouri, 4 days at Rausch Creek 4 wheeling the Power Wagon. Just got back from a 6000 mile, 30 day tour. :driving::driving::driving: From Brownsville Pa, to Denver, to Colorado Springs, to Bloomfield NM, to Chama NM, to Midland Tx, to San Antonio Tx, to Houston Tx, with quick stops at New Orleans, Jackson Miss, Memphis, Nashville, Columbus Oh. Taking a 8 day cruise next month.

Outstanding travel update's Mr Rusty :tup:

Nice to read you are enjoying life :icon17:

-Clifford :tiphat:

AntiVenom 08-25-2016 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3542670)
Still in the box. Haven't had time. Since I retired. I've been more busy then I've ever have. :eek: Remodeled the kitchen, building a retaining wall in the back yard, refinishing all the interior doors in the house. Been to ZDayZ. With the motorhome, spent 10 days at Table Rock Lake Missouri, 4 days at Rausch Creek 4 wheeling the Power Wagon. Just got back from a 6000 mile, 30 day tour. :driving::driving::driving: From Brownsville Pa, to Denver, to Colorado Springs, to Bloomfield NM, to Chama NM, to Midland Tx, to San Antonio Tx, to Houston Tx, with quick stops at New Orleans, Jackson Miss, Memphis, Nashville, Columbus Oh. Taking a 8 day cruise next month.

I wanna be Rusty when I grow up. :tiphat:

Rusty 08-25-2016 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by AntiVenom (Post 3543642)
I wanna be Rusty when I grow up. :tiphat:

You sure? :icon17: Hip replacement at the age of 47, torn meniscus in both knees, pins in left foot, tear in the left rotator cuff, bullet hole in the back. :shakes head:

angels3k 08-25-2016 12:52 PM

just spent an hour or two at work going through this thread. so much work to the z!! awesome build Rusty, inspires me to continue building my z.

Spooler 11-05-2016 12:19 PM

Rusty, I am wondering why you haven't upgraded the VLSD rearend. The stock unit is terrible. I think that is the next thing on my gotta have list.

Rusty 11-05-2016 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3574969)
Rusty, I am wondering why you haven't upgraded the VLSD rearend. The stock unit is terrible. I think that is the next thing on my gotta have list.

It's on my must do list, but haven't decided on which one I want yet. :icon14: Planning on doing that with the SPL bushings, the Z1 cover, and temp gauge. Also my Power Wagon needs some lovin' too. $$$

Spooler 11-05-2016 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3574995)
It's on my must do list, but haven't decided on which one I want yet. :icon14: Planning on doing that with the SPL bushings, the Z1 cover, and temp gauge. Also my Power Wagon needs some lovin' too. $$$

I am going to do the Wavetrac. Low maintenance and no noise. No clutch disks to wear out.

Spooler 11-07-2016 05:54 PM

I just priced one from Z1 today. To have one shipped to your door it is a little over $3200. That's with paying the $600 dollar core and keeping your old one. Comes with diff bushings of your choice (Whiteline or SPL) and diff fluid.

Spooler 11-07-2016 09:59 PM

Oh, I forgot to mention it comes with stub axles also. So if your car is totaled, like my old one, you can remove the diff and install the old one. Little pricey but worth if things go south.

Hotrodz 11-08-2016 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3575698)
I just priced one from Z1 today. To have one shipped to your door it is a little over $3200. That's with paying the $600 dollar core and keeping your old one. Comes with diff bushings of your choice (Whiteline or SPL) and diff fluid.

Is that for a Quaife?

Spooler 11-08-2016 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3575807)
Is that for a Quaife?

Wavetrac, completely rebuilt. The whole diff, with fluid, and Diff bushing of your choice (Energy suspension, Whiteline, or SPL). You can even choose which gears you get with it. The rear finned diff cover comes with it also.

Hotrodz 11-08-2016 09:13 PM

Actually not a bad price if you do the core exchange. Regardless it makes the swap easy. Thread jack over!!!:p

Spartan 1771 01-04-2017 12:15 PM

Rusty, I just spent the past few hours skimming over your thread. It was VERY informative and entertaining. I purchased my 09 Z brand new, but shortly thereafter got married, bought a house, sent my son to college and then had a baby, so I was beyond broke and couldn't afford any mods. Thankfully things have gotten easier and I started modding again a few months ago. You gave me a TON of ideas and a great resource for install info. Thanks for taking the time to put this together and for maintaining it over the years.

Rusty 01-04-2017 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Spartan 1771 (Post 3598040)
Rusty, I just spent the past few hours skimming over your thread. It was VERY informative and entertaining. I purchased my 09 Z brand new, but shortly thereafter got married, bought a house, sent my son to college and then had a baby, so I was beyond broke and couldn't afford any mods. Thankfully things have gotten easier and I started modding again a few months ago. You gave me a TON of ideas and a great resource for install info. Thanks for taking the time to put this together and for maintaining it over the years.

Thank you for the kind words. Hope it helps you in choice of mods. Have any questions, feel free to ask. I'm not done doing mods. Just slowed down because of being on a fixed income now. :eek: Retired! :happydance:


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