- Car
- 2004 Infiniti FX35 Supercharged
I've seen it done before here I think. Do some digging here.
The Random Question Thread
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I've seen it done before here I think. Do some digging here.
AxelFX
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- 2004 FX35 RWD
- Name
- Alex
- Car
- 2007 FX35 RWD
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BYGDAWG3758
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- Car
- 2005 Infiniti FX45
- Name
- HENRY
Used?? More like DESTROYED!Wreck
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- 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)
- Car
- 2017 QX70S
- Name
- Andy
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
AxelFX
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- Car
- 2004 FX35 RWD
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- Alex
Thanks a lot !
- Car
- 2007 FX35 AWD
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..
- Car
- 2017 QX70S
- Name
- Andy
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.