Neutr0n
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ill you track it next summer?It’s Winter time up here in Canada so
I put my 2024 Performance Z into hibernation. Sure looking forward to driving it in the Spring!
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ill you track it next summer?It’s Winter time up here in Canada so
I put my 2024 Performance Z into hibernation. Sure looking forward to driving it in the Spring!
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I don’t track mine but some of our members of the Edmonton Z car club track theirs.ill you track it next summer?

I have QJ's too. Are you just using the standard blocks that come with it on the pinch welds when lifting? Thats what I had been doing but looking for a better solution.got some quick jacks on black friday and put the all season tires on for a few months so i can keep driving around and not have to worry about freezing cold temps. Coming up on 42,000 miles now
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that's a great question! I'm still waiting on the final box so I haven't actually used them yetI have QJ's too. Are you just using the standard blocks that come with it on the pinch welds when lifting? Thats what I had been doing but looking for a better solution.
The "official" QJ pinch weld blocks are too deep in the cuts I am afraid to use them on the Z.
I made a thread about it here: https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/lifting-the-z-or-any-vehicle-with-pinch-welds.3617/
There’s a little round “nub” that sticks down on the front subframe. However, my low profile jack couldn’t reach it, so I picked up the Cusco jack assist ramps. Can reach it no problem with the ramps.Looks great! where is the front center jack point ?
The vertical pinch weld is not designed to lift the car. The deep cut out is what you need to prevent damage to the vertical pinch weld. There is a reinforced pad welded into the body for lifting. It’s located just inside of the pinch, see link below for pictures. Also take a look at your oem jack for an example of how a jack should interface with the lifting pad.I have QJ's too. Are you just using the standard blocks that come with it on the pinch welds when lifting? Thats what I had been doing but looking for a better solution.
The "official" QJ pinch weld blocks are too deep in the cuts I am afraid to use them on the Z.
I made a thread about it here: https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/threads/lifting-the-z-or-any-vehicle-with-pinch-welds.3617/
Perfect thank you! Next time I will use the pinch weld adapters. Sounds like they are supposed to be deep cutsThe vertical pinch weld is not designed to lift the car. The deep cut out is what you need to prevent damage to the vertical pinch weld. There is a reinforced pad welded into the body for lifting. It’s located just inside of the pinch, see link below for pictures. Also take a look at your oem jack for an example of how a jack should interface with the lifting pad.
Plastic trim - since the car’s lifting pad is lower than the outside plastic trim, the jack’s pad will clear the plastic trim - as long the jack’s pad sits flat and parallel to the contact point on the car. Ideally the jack’s pad would have a step on the outside to make sure it clears the plastic trim similar to the oem jack.
https://www.nissanzclub.com/forum/t...any-vehicle-with-pinch-welds.3617/post-124585
Nice. Thanks! Would the color be gloss red or satin red?So my red Nismo mirror cap decal didn’t last long when I put it on my carbon mirror caps. But if any of you guys want to purchase an aftermarket variant in many different colors for $19 plus shipping I found a company named, Premium Auto Styling that’s a way better deal than $330 for some decals.
Nice. Thanks! Would the color be gloss red or satin red?
Did the first oil change at 1,672 miles. Been keeping it under 4,000 RPM for the break in, so revving it out for the first time since I brought her home in March was fun!
Went ahead and installed a Fumoto valve and the Z1 undershroud while I was down there, and then took a glamour shot since I had her out of the garage!
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Curious what the glue is from?Took advantage of the great weather in Ga today and washed her up.
2 things:
- I need to decide what I’m going to do to get rid of this dried on glue. I’d prefer to clean it off before polishing.
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- Anyone have suggestions on a cool license plate surround?
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