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Thank you for your video, just wanted to let you know I WILL be using this in the future when I K-swap my S30.

Powder coat between faying surfaces of the hubs is a big no-no. It it heats up the PC will soften and your bolt will lose pre-load. This happened on pikes peak with someone's brake mounting and they lost all braking power and went over the edge

Any issues using on a polycarbonate windshield? Bubbling from outgasing?

I like it but I would be worried about using the razor blade to cut

More more more talking

How’s it look now? 8/4/24

i have 2005 g35 with 314,000 miles and i can canfirm all the problems you mentioned...

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Thank you for this video. Now I know what not to order.

have you seen any drawbacks to having the fill neck go horizontal? also how is this vented?

I’m 29 and drive a manual 350z 😅

dang man that's worse quality control than a replica tool

What did you spray your undercarriage with?

Straight up, the best car review I have seen. If you don’t have the resources to make reviews a full time thing, you should send this to another car channel and see if they can float you.

Appreciate the edit! Very informational and helpful

Nice work mate. Great editing and info. A lot of work but well worth it

Just bought a 2006 last week. Near excellent condition for $6,500--130k mi. Love it !

Just watching you grease everything up and you overlooked the most important bit. At least, I didn't see you do it. You need to apply some grease to the front of the input shaft where it goes in the spigot bearing. If left dry, they can make a noise when the clutch is depressed. I never put grease on the splines though. You get dust in the grease and the clutch plate can stick. Still, you're doing a good job. Must be costing you a few bucks!

I have an all stock 2004 g35 coupe and was thinking about doing wheel spacers. What do you recommend? And I don't want to cut down my lugs. And thanks again for the great g35 review!

Have you gotten the k series running in the Datsun yet? I’m curious tbh as I have a k24/20 build as I own an Integra and that’s what it’s for but I also have a ‘75 280z along with a ‘91 mustang GT & a ‘93 Mustang LX. I’m invested I need to see what this Datsun and K series becomes!!!!!!! ❤🙏

Wow good luck man on that project I'm looking for a suspension package for my 300ZX also but thanks for the info appreciate it thank you thank you

Wow I feel for you man what you went through

Good job returning those dune buggy parts.

hello man. I love your video. I have a 620 Datsun 1978 here in Tennessee. Not sure if you are interested in buying it for renovation. I can send you some pictures. My dad would love to restore but he doesn't have the time nor the energy anymore. Thanks!

Is it protected from the sun ?

I have a 6mt 2005, pretty low mileage at 98K. It's starting to need some work, oil leaks and a steering leak, but I'm not ready to let it go... This is spot on, thanks....

Lol, you and I both know you demonstrated the back seat via a clip from that one parking with the cameras. I think it's in Texas?

to remove stub-axle nut; use cape chisel

Well done vid

just got a 2007 g35x last week and i love it😁 it’s the best car i’ve driven by far and my first car as a 17 year old which is awesome

Honestly looking to get my first car would this be a good option in terms of reliability, price and i dont want to hsve to fix anything up 😭

Great vid. So many YTB'rs don't get beginner tutorial. This is the first vid I have found that gives the slip solution formula and gave clear expectations of process. Good vid bruh

Are these direct fitment on 2007 G35 Coupe or would I need different bulbs? Ive heard a mixture of different things

Those things that are bent up are called pinch welds

Here in 2024 ❤❤❤ this viddd

Are these just the black or black smoked?

cant afford a 350 buy a g35 ... or buy a real granpas car and get a g37x . either way you got a sick g whip!!

Any update? I wonder if I can find a local vendor to put this on my headlights.

Is it just me or is the fitment pretty bad on these headlights? The huge gap at 7:45 would drive me insane to look at. How have these held up since this was posted?

Becuause it's yours, not thier car, they don't care, It's a pinch weld, IDK why "mechanics " "tire" insist on jacking from there, OR the differential, one kid at a tire place did it in front of me! I was very adamant he is not to do that, he looked confused, said the ALWAYS DO IT, I said use the damn frame jack spots to lift my vehicle. Unfortunaly many vehicle mfr manuals say to lift it there too. I suppose they don't give a hoot who destroys your vehicle. They're just waiting for your next vehicle purchase.

Awesome, thank you. Love the Z too...nice seeing one still on the road! Had a 1978 as my very first car... Geez that was a long time ago ! Loved that straight 6 engine.

thanks for the vid

Does anyone know, I've already removed, cleaned, and wet sanded my lights.. dried overnight, and I've clear coated them (spray gloss clear enamel)... Question is, can I polish these out now with a little wax, essentially polishing the clear coat?

Great review bro thanks

Thanks for this vid. I have not changed mine yet, but I am going to follow your procedure for sure. Very concise instructions with a bit of humor thrown in, love it! Thanks again!

Is it possible that sensors are bad and there is no engine light? I have problems with my car and I'm about to replace all camshaft and a crankshaft sensor because I dont know anymore what could be wrong but I don't have any codes or nothing when i scan it.. (nissan 350z vq35hr). Thanks in advance!

Sold. Great video

funy dude.

*Help* The window is stuck down on 06 G35 coupe. My motor is making noise but won't spool!? Or that's what I can see? I'm assuming that it's the motors gearing?

I have a '72 Z and I've got it restored and updated all around, except the suspension. I only have lowering coils and want coil overs and T3 components front and rear. What you have produced here is one of or even the best I've seen for doing all this work. Your mechanical pointers are precise, and your methods show a home shop mechanic can do most everything. Huge thanks for your work doing this video. I can't wait to watch more.