From the sounds of it, you might need to search out a dream therapist.N2mesnob wrote:Hi I just purchased my dream car (13 years later ) a manual 95' Nissan Pathfinder SE.
N2mesnob wrote:6. replace the clutch wit i believe to be a 3rd or 2nd stage clutch (although my friend has advised me against it as it will make driving a pain and is not needed unless i decide to go turbo and or NOS). 7. install a rollcage. 8. Diablo front doors.
I could cut the irony with a plastic knifeN2mesnob wrote:9. when i decide to get bigger rims I'll upgrade to bigger calipers & rotors(I find it laughable when ppl get bigger rims but keep the stock brakes.. how ghetto )
Very well put Brian, you are by far the best diplomat NICO has to offer. Unfortunately I do not posses some of those traits.Qxxx4 wrote:welcome to nico! unfortunately most of the owners on here have the R50's (96-04 platform) so it looks like we cant help you with a lot of your plans, but you can be the first to do them! Any ambition or ideas are welcomed on this site, and we invite you to share them with pride. You may get criticism or rude comments but you just need to ignore them and realize that there are always people that will like your ideas/efforts and eventually you may just help someone out who wants to do the same, or give them an idea. That's what NICO is all about!
You have a lot of unique plans and Their all great, but what are you aiming to go for? a show truck? Diablo doors are expensive and when it comes to swapping out dashes it can consume many hours and $$$, you may get more satisfaction out of more obvious upgrades such as a stereo or rims, which you plan to do last.
krott5333 wrote:I could cut the irony with a plastic knife
And what is NOSW O T wrote:its nitrous, not NOS
In my book and everyone that I talk and fix cars with NOS = Nitrous Oxide N2OW O T wrote:In automotive terms, the word "NOS"
=
"New Old Stock"
Brand new parts, but for older model cars
At this point I agree with that statement but to clarify although NOS has become more of a brand name if I'm not mistaken NOS stands for Nitrous Oxide System.krott5333 wrote:NOS is to Nitrous Oxide as Kleenex is to tissues.
Your welcome. I'm not going to stand in someone's way if they want to go forth with a dream or a project, but sometimes people need a tap on the shoulder to have them realize what they are doing or about to do is futile or crazy and shouldn't be attempted.N2mesnob wrote:Hey thanks that was a very intelligent and informative response to my post. Unfortunately I think I'll wait for more constructive responses. Guess if you really knew anything you would not have wasted your time responding to my meager post!!!
However my aspirations are no more lofty than providing myself with alil creative outlet.True i could have chosen a different rig but where's the fun in that and if it was all about the cost of it than most of us would never do half the things we do to our rides.Now a days if you can think its almost guarantee that someone has already thought of it.Sometimes the excitement is in exploring the road least traveled, creating a solution were there was none and daring to stand out from a bunch of bolt-ons rehashing the same idea that Tom got from d!ck's rig that looks exactly like Harry's.Original ideas are uniquely rare and sometime its not the idea that has to be original but the application that makes it unique.Although i have no plans to go "show" with my rig i do appreciateK03sport wrote:
sometimes people need a tap on the shoulder to have them realize what they are doing or about to do is futile or crazy and shouldn't be attempted.
K03sport wrote:
In the end...your dream, your rig, your reality. Best of luck.
-p.s. Don't forget to document the process. Progress books earn extra show points.