Just some pics...
Thanks
08-20-2012, 01:37 PM
#8
Here's a couple pics I took a while back with my gf's camera when we were at the park.
08-20-2012, 02:05 PM
#9
I forget the price of the spoiler- i want to say 40 or 65 bucks- i had it painted from a mutual friend that works at a body shop. I also still need to black out the chrome trim- I loathe chrome >.<
And Phat- I like turned wheels for car pics. Your rims are purple- i don't expect you to understand
Nice ride 02pearl- I shopped for a white max(my 95 was white and so was my 300ZX TT). I'd recommend doing it if you don't have a moonroof spoiler- 3 spoilers is too much.
And Phat- I like turned wheels for car pics. Your rims are purple- i don't expect you to understand
Nice ride 02pearl- I shopped for a white max(my 95 was white and so was my 300ZX TT). I'd recommend doing it if you don't have a moonroof spoiler- 3 spoilers is too much.
08-20-2012, 06:22 PM
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08-20-2012, 07:28 PM
#15
I forget the price of the spoiler- i want to say 40 or 65 bucks- i had it painted from a mutual friend that works at a body shop. I also still need to black out the chrome trim- I loathe chrome >.<
And Phat- I like turned wheels for car pics. Your rims are purple- i don't expect you to understand
Nice ride 02pearl- I shopped for a white max(my 95 was white and so was my 300ZX TT). I'd recommend doing it if you don't have a moonroof spoiler- 3 spoilers is too much.
And Phat- I like turned wheels for car pics. Your rims are purple- i don't expect you to understand
Nice ride 02pearl- I shopped for a white max(my 95 was white and so was my 300ZX TT). I'd recommend doing it if you don't have a moonroof spoiler- 3 spoilers is too much.
. I think I'm gonna pull the trigger on that soon though. I gotta save up some more money since I just bought a Megan catback.Also, you can't see it because of the lighting in the picture but I blacked out my trim with this:
Goes on like tape, then trim off the excess with a razor and you're done. It took me about an hour to do both sides. I put it on in April and it's lasted all through summer with no problems. I'll snap some pictures of it if you'd like.
08-20-2012, 09:04 PM
#18
Another Grey Lustre! I also am not a fan of chrome, how long does that trim tape generally last? Has anyone had experience painting it?
Some happy Nissan's at your friendly local Napa Auto Parts
Some happy Nissan's at your friendly local Napa Auto Parts
08-20-2012, 10:50 PM
#19
I put it on in April or so and after all the summer heat and rain it looks the same as the day I put it on. I have no doubts it will hold up through winter too. I've heard of other people using plastidip on their window trim but this tape is much easier IMO.
08-21-2012, 05:30 AM
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08-21-2012, 06:12 AM
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08-21-2012, 11:34 AM
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Allow me to break the cycle (somewhat).
Sorry pbs, wheels are turned in most shots.
This is the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Some of the most fun I've had on public roads in a while. Lots of fast winding curves, you have to watch out for bikers everywhere though. If you just got done polishing your brass cojones turn north onto Hwy 151 (Pisgah Hwy) and get ready to work some apexes for about 3 miles. I think I need new tires after that stretch. This was last saturday and it was a bit overcast. Yesterday was much better with lots of sunshine but my girlfriend was already complaining that I was taking more pictures of the car than her on the trip.
Sorry pbs, wheels are turned in most shots.
This is the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Some of the most fun I've had on public roads in a while. Lots of fast winding curves, you have to watch out for bikers everywhere though. If you just got done polishing your brass cojones turn north onto Hwy 151 (Pisgah Hwy) and get ready to work some apexes for about 3 miles. I think I need new tires after that stretch. This was last saturday and it was a bit overcast. Yesterday was much better with lots of sunshine but my girlfriend was already complaining that I was taking more pictures of the car than her on the trip.
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08-22-2012, 04:50 PM
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Allow me to break the cycle (somewhat).
Sorry pbs, wheels are turned in most shots.
This is the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Some of the most fun I've had on public roads in a while. Lots of fast winding curves, you have to watch out for bikers everywhere though. If you just got done polishing your brass cojones turn north onto Hwy 151 (Pisgah Hwy) and get ready to work some apexes for about 3 miles. I think I need new tires after that stretch. This was last saturday and it was a bit overcast. Yesterday was much better with lots of sunshine but my girlfriend was already complaining that I was taking more pictures of the car than her on the trip.
Sorry pbs, wheels are turned in most shots.
This is the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Some of the most fun I've had on public roads in a while. Lots of fast winding curves, you have to watch out for bikers everywhere though. If you just got done polishing your brass cojones turn north onto Hwy 151 (Pisgah Hwy) and get ready to work some apexes for about 3 miles. I think I need new tires after that stretch. This was last saturday and it was a bit overcast. Yesterday was much better with lots of sunshine but my girlfriend was already complaining that I was taking more pictures of the car than her on the trip.
I did the trip up and down the Parkway a few times on my motorcycle. Here are a couple of pics (sorry, no Max).
Last edited by Maxident; 08-22-2012 at 04:53 PM.
08-22-2012, 06:50 PM
#29
Allow me to break the cycle (somewhat).
Sorry pbs, wheels are turned in most shots.
This is the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Some of the most fun I've had on public roads in a while. Lots of fast winding curves, you have to watch out for bikers everywhere though. If you just got done polishing your brass cojones turn north onto Hwy 151 (Pisgah Hwy) and get ready to work some apexes for about 3 miles. I think I need new tires after that stretch. This was last saturday and it was a bit overcast. Yesterday was much better with lots of sunshine but my girlfriend was already complaining that I was taking more pictures of the car than her on the trip.
Sorry pbs, wheels are turned in most shots.
This is the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Some of the most fun I've had on public roads in a while. Lots of fast winding curves, you have to watch out for bikers everywhere though. If you just got done polishing your brass cojones turn north onto Hwy 151 (Pisgah Hwy) and get ready to work some apexes for about 3 miles. I think I need new tires after that stretch. This was last saturday and it was a bit overcast. Yesterday was much better with lots of sunshine but my girlfriend was already complaining that I was taking more pictures of the car than her on the trip.
... for a 5 gen
08-22-2012, 11:42 PM
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Maxident, that's about what it looked like on Sunday. Absolutely beautiful.
A bonus to the trip I forgot to mention. I was browsing CL for various cities on the way back to FL and found a nice old lady selling a set of near mint grey floor mats for $20 in Columbia, SC. It was only a 15 min detour and now I have an option to the all weather mats that came with the car. It's nice to have something besides hard rubber to rest your feet on for those long road trips.
A bonus to the trip I forgot to mention. I was browsing CL for various cities on the way back to FL and found a nice old lady selling a set of near mint grey floor mats for $20 in Columbia, SC. It was only a 15 min detour and now I have an option to the all weather mats that came with the car. It's nice to have something besides hard rubber to rest your feet on for those long road trips.
08-24-2012, 07:39 PM
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03-05 Muranos I believe. Some people say they are old and played out at this point but I've always been stuck on clean OEM 5 spokes. My '96 had the 5th gen 16's (see sig).
They're probably the cheapest OEM wheels to find on craigslist, but they don't pop up very often. I got mine for $280. They're a bit heavier than the stock 16's the car came with but for the price and a +35 offset, they're hard to beat.
When you look at them on a Murano, it's hard to believe they can look so good on another car.
They're probably the cheapest OEM wheels to find on craigslist, but they don't pop up very often. I got mine for $280. They're a bit heavier than the stock 16's the car came with but for the price and a +35 offset, they're hard to beat.
When you look at them on a Murano, it's hard to believe they can look so good on another car.
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