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- Miami
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- 2004 Infiniti FX35 Supercharged
I've seen it done before here I think. Do some digging here.
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- Thread starter tchuck
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I've seen it done before here I think. Do some digging here.
nima
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- Location
- Toronto, CA
- Car
- 2010 FX50S
How did that get bent? Did they go rock climbing?!
- Location
- Dallas, TX
- Car
- 2007 FX35 RWD
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BYGDAWG3758
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Used?? More like DESTROYED!Wreck
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- Location
- Inland Empire, CA
- Car
- 2003 FX45
Anybody know what type of steel the exhaust manifold pipe is?
I want to have flanges made to bolt on HFC's.
(or, what kind of welding rod is used on exhaust stock header)
I want to have flanges made to bolt on HFC's.
(or, what kind of welding rod is used on exhaust stock header)
Turn the wrench from left to right.
View attachment 13372 I got a newb question how do you remove the brake line? My newb ass stripped 80% of the flare nut with a regular wrench
Thanks a lot !
Any idea as to where all this soot comes from???
It's not from a badly wearing drive belt , is it?
Oh man.. Didn't think of that. So, it's too tight?
Hey guys.. I was inactive for a while. Lots of stuff going between work, my wife and her doc visits plus getting my son ready for college..
When when checking my aftermarket wheels, I noticed that one of my hubcentric rings is disintegrating. I forgot to take pics. Looking at replacement now. Should I go with aluminum or stick to plastic? I am not sure if the failure was caused by careless re-install of the wheels by the shop or material fatigue. I had new tires mounted a few months ago.
I have heard plastic is better since it does not expand and contract as metals do but seeing how my plastic rings breaking apart, I am not that sure now. Thanks in advance gents..
When when checking my aftermarket wheels, I noticed that one of my hubcentric rings is disintegrating. I forgot to take pics. Looking at replacement now. Should I go with aluminum or stick to plastic? I am not sure if the failure was caused by careless re-install of the wheels by the shop or material fatigue. I had new tires mounted a few months ago.
I have heard plastic is better since it does not expand and contract as metals do but seeing how my plastic rings breaking apart, I am not that sure now. Thanks in advance gents..
Hey Ruben, glad to see you on here. Hope things will be more under control for you.
I personally would go with aluminum for durability. My brother in-laws been using my old set of wheels with my old FX35 for years (6-7) years now without any issues. Chris (FX45Chicago) been using plastic ones for years too without any issues too.
I personally would go with aluminum for durability. My brother in-laws been using my old set of wheels with my old FX35 for years (6-7) years now without any issues. Chris (FX45Chicago) been using plastic ones for years too without any issues too.