Q for 6spd-ers w&w/o HLSD
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Q for 6spd-ers w&w/o HLSD
The question is:
For those with HLSD: When doing a straight line burn out do you always have marks from both tires or is there occasionally one mark?
For those without HLSD: When doing a straight line burn out do you always leave only one mark or is there ocassionally two marks?
There is a reason behind this which I will reveal later so your replies will be much appreciated.
For those with HLSD: When doing a straight line burn out do you always have marks from both tires or is there occasionally one mark?
For those without HLSD: When doing a straight line burn out do you always leave only one mark or is there ocassionally two marks?
There is a reason behind this which I will reveal later so your replies will be much appreciated.
I have the same mounts, the reason there are no marks is that you get something called traction. I know this doesnt count for this thread, but I always leave 2 marks, even after the mounts, but I am autotragic.....
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Here's a link to a thread that tells you how to identify if you have HLSD or not (for the 5th gen).
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?p=2831586
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?p=2831586
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No becuase like kratz74 said he leaves two but one is usually much longer than the other which is similar to what I get. We will have to see what the others say.
I had went in to get the CPS recall done and when I returned to pick up the car they started grilling me about if anyone had done any tranny work on my car... anything aftermarket or whatever. They said the CPS was crossthreaded and that the ground was completely broken off. They said they had no idea why it wasnt throwing a CEL. After I had my car for a while I started noticing things that looked suspicious. There was a hard lump in the bumper, the bumper cover looked like it was resprayed from a white color to a sterling mist. There were spots of white where the paint spray didnt cover and the paint looked odd compared to the rest of the other plastic body peices and now this.
I had went in to get the CPS recall done and when I returned to pick up the car they started grilling me about if anyone had done any tranny work on my car... anything aftermarket or whatever. They said the CPS was crossthreaded and that the ground was completely broken off. They said they had no idea why it wasnt throwing a CEL. After I had my car for a while I started noticing things that looked suspicious. There was a hard lump in the bumper, the bumper cover looked like it was resprayed from a white color to a sterling mist. There were spots of white where the paint spray didnt cover and the paint looked odd compared to the rest of the other plastic body peices and now this.
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