Nissan 370Z Forum  

Go Back   Nissan 370Z Forum > Members List


wheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond reputewheee! has a reputation beyond repute

wheee! wheee! is offline

A True Z Fanatic

Visitor Messages

Showing Visitor Messages 11 to 20 of 31
  1. m4a1mustang
    04-16-2013 11:30 AM - permalink
    m4a1mustang
    Holy cow that's a ton.
  2. m4a1mustang
    04-16-2013 10:26 AM - permalink
    m4a1mustang
    The pony has been out of the stable for a few months now so I think the stench is gone.
  3. m4a1mustang
    04-16-2013 08:47 AM - permalink
    m4a1mustang
    Hey... the underside of my deck is lonely!
  4. Mitco39
    04-05-2013 11:34 AM - permalink
    Mitco39
    Hey Mark,

    Thanks for all the help yesterday and info. I am going to book the car in to Euro for Thursday to get the 3m Bra. The guy seemed like he really knew what he was doing. I am going to wait to detail the car until they are done with it.
  5. wheee!
    02-11-2013 12:46 PM - permalink
    wheee!
    Replied to forzaqt:
    The forum DIY does not recommend the use of an air-impact. I recommend the use of the electric impacts that have less than 100ft/lb of torque and even then, use common sense! I have contacted Stillen to change the wording to omit the Air Impact option.
    I have never 'spun' a stud using this method on several cars. He was able to replace the stud with an oversize one and thus avoid replacing/modding the hub.
  6. forzagt
    01-29-2013 02:26 AM - permalink
    forzagt
    Hey man, followed your "how-to" on Stillen's site for installing wheel spacers.....BAD IDEA suggesting the use of an impact. I spun a stud :-( now I have to figure out if I need to replace the entire spindle or if someone makes a slightly oversized stud that is long enough.

    I didn't have any problems for a while but the 14th stud I pulled through the spindle spun. Needless to say I stopped using the impact after that and didn't have any issues with the remaining 5 but I'm screwed on the one that is spun.

    For the sake of others I would suggest you update your blog entry with Stillen. I've gotta spend at least $100 to fix this now....I'm not saying it is your fault but what I am saying is that I followed your "how-to" because it was on Stillen's site.

    Here is the link > H&R TRAK+ DRS 15mm Front Wheel Spacer Install – Nissan 370Z : STILLEN
  7. rossk7961
    10-13-2012 11:43 AM - permalink
    rossk7961
    What do the spacers do for the car? I see it all over the forum. I have a 2012 Black Cherry Sport. All stock, ran out of money, got a 2012 Pro-4x Frontier too. Couldn't pass up the offer the dealership was able to give me.
  8. shadoquad
    03-29-2012 11:23 AM - permalink
    shadoquad
    haha, it was very overcast. Don't worry, I'll take a lot more Saturday.
  9. Nanoetch
    03-22-2012 02:42 PM - permalink
    Nanoetch
    Thanks!! Just became member of forum and relatively new (and proud) owner of 2011 Black Cherry 370 with Sport Package. I'd like to post some pics soon. No major mods yet though
  10. KemBayaUZ
    03-21-2012 09:09 AM - permalink
    KemBayaUZ
    I noticed you installed the GEN 2 intake, what are your pro's and con's for that intake?

About Me

  • About wheee!
    Biography
    Afghanistan Veteran; grandad!
    Location
    Mod Capital of Canada
    Interests
    rebuilding my 280Z
    Occupation
    Electro Optronics Technician
    Drives
    cars. lots of cars.
  • Signature

    H&R / Stillen / Berk / HKS / Swift / Michelin / UpRev / SPC / Amuse Rep / Seibon / Fringe XVO / TWM / more...
    My Journal

Statistics

Total Posts
Albums
Visitor Messages
General Information
  • Last Activity: 09-07-2024 08:14 PM
  • Join Date: 09-04-2009
  • Referrals: 3

Friends

Showing Friends 1 to 10 of 66

All times are GMT -5. The time now is 07:51 PM.


Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.6.0 PL2