That's just par for the course for 80% of content creators nowadays, though (not saying it's justified by any means.) It annoys the hell out of me too but at this point I just assume any title caption or title card has a strong probability of being misleading.1 thing I hate: clickbait
I noticed the fender gap at the end. Typical.
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I called him out on his Y/T channel, big surprise I have no audience so heās not gaining anything (reciprocal link/SEO-wise). I do agree though, this nonsense is toxic to the community (and brand).Kinda wanna request a mod remove this as self-serving their own pockets without serving the public best interest, but kinda don't wanna overreach :/
I took all my spacers out, and mine doesnāt sit that low. Wondering if driving it 500mi with spacers on the front messed up something. Nissan dealerships- donāt get me started.Have you checked to make sure that the shipping spacers were properly removed from front springs? Reason asked is your front end looks awfully high (as mentioned in vid) and the gap between tires and fender is enormous, which I understand is unfortunately a common problem with dealers not doing their job correctly during pre-delivery inspection/prep due to them not bothering to remove those shipping spacers before delivery. For reference, here's a shot of my NISMO taken at stock height before lowering was done. As you can see, the gap between tires and fenders is fraction of what yours appears to be in video.![]()
I took all my spacers out, and mine doesnāt sit that low. Wondering if driving it 500mi with spacers on the front messed up something. Nissan dealerships- donāt get me started.
Thanks MCN1SMO⦠the Silver Z sitting low looked like it had stock wheels & tires. That was what worried me. Iāll just wait & see if the crappy roads around here help it to settle lower.you are fine mine doesnt sit that low either